Motorola and North American mobile operator Sprint unveiled a new mobile phone model - Motorola Brute i680, which combines the possibility of supporting network services and Nextel Direct Connect phone shells increased protection to external shocks, which conforms to military standards - 810F. This standard includes protection against dust, shock, vibration, low and high temperature, low pressure, solar radiation, salt fog, humidity and pouring rain.
This also offers its new owners to take advantage of built-in 2-megapixel camera, support GPS navigation, wireless technology, Bluetooth, high-capacity battery and of course the iDEN network operator with a package of services to Nextel Direct Connect.
Motorola Brute already available from the operator and costs $ 119.99 (not including taxes).
Other specifications of Motorola Brute i680:
- Dimensions: 99,5 x53x26 mm
- Weight: 159.5 gr.
- Main display: 2.2-inch, TFT, resolution of 176x220 pixels, displaying more than 65 thousand colors
- External Display: 1.3-inch, TFT, resolution of 120x60 pixels, displaying more than 65 thousand colors
- Camera: 2 MP
- Supports Bluetooth v2.1 (including the profile A2DP)
- Support for GPS navigation and geotagging for photos
- Built-in e-mail client and a multimedia player
- Supporting microSD memory cards up to 8 GB
- Battery: Li-Ion, 1750 mAh
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