World’s first washable “smartphone & Tablets”
Compare between Kyocera Washable Phone Made
in Japan and Cetrix Basalt Made in China.
Kyocera: Tired
of those unsightly smudges and other dirt on your bacteria-laden smartphone?
A Japanese firm says it has the solution with what it describes the world’s first smartphone that can be washed with soap and water.
Cetrix from Malta made Basalt is a sturdy
Seven inch rugged Android tablet for all fields of life and work that satisfy
the needs of all sectors especially in athletics.
Just now Cetrix has its representative in Kuwait and Saudi Arabia.
Waterproof smartphones have been on the market for a while. But telecom company KDDI says its new “Digno rafre” phone — to be launched in Japan next week — is the only one that can withstand a soapy bath.
Basalt is tested a while ago and bought in
various countries.
Kyocera :“Our development team washed the smartphone more than 700 times to test its durability,” a company spokesman told AFP.
Basalt:
Basalt is made for tough environments.
Operating Temperature-20°C to 60°C, relative Humidity
5% to 95% noncondensing. It is dust Proof,
water proof, vibration resistance and drop resistance.
Any way you can tested them both and decide
yourself but never you can compare the price between Chinese and Japanese.
An online commercial aimed at proving its credentials features a child dropping the phone onto a plate of food topped with ketchup.
His mother assures her shocked family that those red globs are nothing to worry about as she soaps up the phone under a running tap.
The 21,600 yen ($175) gadget is mainly aimed at parents who want to keep their smartphones clean for their small children, a KDDI spokesman said.
But he also cautioned that only certain types of foamy soap could be used on the device, which will only be sold in Japan for now.
An online commercial aimed at proving its credentials features a child dropping the phone onto a plate of food topped with ketchup.
His mother assures her shocked family that those red globs are nothing to worry about as she soaps up the phone under a running tap.
The 21,600 yen ($175) gadget is mainly aimed at parents who want to keep their smartphones clean for their small children, a KDDI spokesman said.
But he also cautioned that only certain types of foamy soap could be used on the device, which will only be sold in Japan for now.
Basalts More info:
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Display
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7" IPS/AFFS display, 1024*600 pixels, 400 lumens (Optional 50
lumens)
Capacitive touch, toughened glass TP
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Chipset and Capacity
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MTK 6589, Quad Core 1.2GHz
Power VR SGX544 MP2
1GB LPDDR2
8GB FLASH
MicroSD up to 64GB
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Wireless and Cellular
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GSM, WCDMA,
2G - GSM 850/900/1800/1900MHz
3G - WCDMA/UMTS 2100MHz (Optional 850/900/1900 MHz)
Bluetooth 4.0
802.11 b/g/n
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Camera
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2.0MP Front
5.0MP Auto Focus Rear
Flash
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Basic Info ( Hardware)
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FM
GPS
A-GPS
G-sensor
NFC/RFID Optional
Magnetic Field Sensor Optional
Gyroscope Sensor Optional
Beidou Navigation Optional
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Power and Battery
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Lithium-ion polymer battery 10,000 mAh 3.7V (24 hours)
6-8 hours
Power adaptor: 5V 2A
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PORTS I/O
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1
card slot
Supports
Micro USB 2.0 (5pin)
Supports
3.5 mm Stereo Headphone jack
External T-Flash Card to 32GB
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ENVIROMENTAL
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Operating Temperature-20°C to 60°C
Non-Operating Temperature-40° to 80° C
Relative Humidity5% to 95% noncondensing
Dust Proof
Water Proof
Vibration1-19Hz/1.0mm ;19-200Hz/1.0g
Drop Test MIL-STD-810G/Method516.6/Procedure IV
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Software
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Android 4.2.2 / 4.4
Supports Multi Language
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Dimensions & Weight
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240*132*22
mm
620 g
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Wireless charging
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Optional
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Call: +356 3550 0680
Email: sales@cetrixinc.com
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