jd914
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Mine is most definitely plastic and came direct from at&t.
You're absolutely wrong, its not plastic. Take off the back cover and look inside the edge of the camera lens opening you'll see shiny unpainted aluminum.
Mine is most definitely plastic and came direct from at&t.
Why do people want aluminum or metal phones? As thin and small as the parts are, if they were aluminum, won't they be easily bent or chipped if hit or dropped? Plastics parts now a days are pretty strong and can take a lickin'.
Sweet Kevlar fibber I've never even heard of that. Your rite Palandri very cool. I looked at one in the Best Buy the other day it looked like carbon fibber to me
Just make sure you face the kevlar part away from your body. That way it will stop any bullet from damaging the gorilla glass
That phone is to small and light for defensive use I need a phone I can knock someone out with that's why I have a Titan
Well that's why i said a couple of whacks jeremyshaw.Here may be more metal in the Titan than the Omnia XD
You're absolutely wrong, its not plastic. Take off the back cover and look inside the edge of the camera lens opening you'll see shiny unpainted aluminum.
Just make sure you face the kevlar part away from your body. That way it will stop any bullet from damaging the gorilla glass
Sounds like a mythbusters test is needed. Pretty sure the kevlar in body armor is a bit thicker than whats used in the razr though.
general rule of thumb, if it is cold to the touch then it is metal (aluminum for phones)