A 3G phone you can drop, freeze, and use in a downpour

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The Tundra 3G review left me with a feeling of negativity by the reviewer toward people who do not attend meetings in a New York board room. No one wears a hard hat TO work, they wear them AT work, and what is wrong with that? I found it difficult to discern the performance of the phone?s advertised properties through the Kool-Aid language cloud. In spite of the lack of a serious effort to evaluate the phone, I will definitely consider the Tundra as a replacement for my AT&T Tilt Phone which has been terrific, but has limited functionality in outdoor recreation activities. What next, throw it under the wheel of a bicycle messenger?

Posted by: BobCT   Posted on: 02/20/09 You are currently: a Guest | Members login | Terms of Use

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