Nicole Lee | Jul 10, 2009

(Credit: Nokia)
Nokia
has officially announced the new Nokia 3720 Classic, a sturdy and durable
phone that's IP-54 certified to resist water, dust, and shock.
Early looks at the Nokia 3720
Classic have proved to us that this is certainly one rugged phone (it has to
be, after surviving several beatings with a golf club and getting dunked in a
pint of beer). It has a battery cover that's locked with a screw to protect the
battery and circuitry, and a sealed leakproof design that comes in variety of
colors. Unlike a lot of other rugged phones, like the
Sonim
XP1, the Nokia 3720 Classic is also quite stylish-looking.
Editors' note:
According to Nokia, the 3720 Classic won't be available in Asia Pacific.
It doesn't have too much in the way of features, though. This Series 40 phone
has a nice 2.2-inch display, a 2-megapixel camera with LED flash, a microSD card
slot with preloaded 1GB card, a stereo FM radio, a LED flashlight, and Bluetooth
2.1, but no GPS. The Nokia 3720 Classic will retail for around 125 euros (US$174.70) some time this
summer.
Via
Crave CNET
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SBS
How come this is not available in Asia Pacific?
Jul 12, 2009 14:37