Panasonic Unveils $1,500 Smartphone | Ubergizmo
By Tyler Lee on 02/22/2016 16:50 PST Panasonic might not necessarily be the name that comes to mind when it comes to smartphones, but the company has recently outed a device at MWC 2016 in the form of the Panasonic FZ-N1 , a smartphone that will set customers back a whopping $1,500, but definitely not for the reasons you might think. Phones that cost this much are usually equated with luxury, like what we have seen with Vertu phones , but in the case of Panasonic's FZ-N1, the reason it is priced so much is because of its protective features that we're sure some of you guys in certain industries might be able to appreciate, like construction, military, and so on. According to Panasonic, the handset will "feature a drop rating of 6' and have also passed a torturous tumble test that saw the devices endure 2,000 consecutive 3.3' drops" They are also "fully sealed against dust and are also submersible, in up to 3.3' of water for 30 minutes, meeting IP65 and IP67 certification requirements.Read full article from Panasonic Unveils $1,500 Smartphone | Ubergizmo
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