So it might not shatter with a gigantic force thrust upon it but I would assume it would flex back far enough to still do considerable damage to your eyes.
@Kris Aubuchon: it doesn't seem silly to me at all that you worked in a warehouse. why would that be silly? do you perhaps have no arms? then maybe that would make it silly. or if your real name is michael scott.
You know, there is something to be said for having a phone that incorporates absolutely every technology. What's that, it doesn't play FLAC files? Oh well then this thing is garbage!
The Motorola website ends the description for this phone with "all in a lighter, sleeker and easier-to-use form factor." This makes me wonder what sort of monster preceded this model.
$2500?? That's it?? Damn. Here at work, I asked for the high end model for my project, and they gave me an MC3000 which doesn't even have wifi. They said the higher end was too expensive. The damn thing cost us $3k each.
Motorola has some of the shittiest consumer-grade equipment designs I've ever seen, but their workhorse handhelds are a thing of industrial beauty. I want one too!
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"No, doc, I can't see anything out of that eye; I have a flawless, bulletproof lens embedded into my ocular nerve."
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Hahahahhahahaaaaaaahhhh ....
Oh my sides are hurting.
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Though, I hope it's durable! To be more efficient I used to tape down the trigger and throw it in the air to reach bar-codes out of range.
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