Heh, well, this beats the Motorola Krzr (Krazr?), my younger brother got one and it snapped in half in his jeans pocket just because he's a big guy (6'4", 300lbs) and when he went to sit in the car it just bent against the side of his leg and *crack*. I think he needs bigger pants, but even so... phones shouldn't snap that easily.
I remember working for a cell phone support call center many moons ago when the StarTac first came out. We torture tested some of the "test" phones that Motorola sent us, including hucking it down the hallway and dropping it from the top of the 3 story building we were in. All that ever happened was the battery would pop off. Put it back on, thing worked fine. They just don't build them like that anymore... until now?
The Galaxy Tab 10.1, much like its Limited Edition sibling that we reviewed last month, is ever-so-slightly thinner than the iPad 2, a slate that most sane individuals (and competitors, for that matter) would confess is the market leader today.
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Heh, well, this beats the Motorola Krzr (Krazr?), my younger brother got one and it snapped in half in his jeans pocket just because he's a big guy (6'4", 300lbs) and when he went to sit in the car it just bent against the side of his leg and *crack*. I think he needs bigger pants, but even so... phones shouldn't snap that easily.
I remember working for a cell phone support call center many moons ago when the StarTac first came out. We torture tested some of the "test" phones that Motorola sent us, including hucking it down the hallway and dropping it from the top of the 3 story building we were in. All that ever happened was the battery would pop off. Put it back on, thing worked fine. They just don't build them like that anymore... until now?
That must have been the best job ever