Motorola Defy+ JCB Deals Launched Today – JCB Motorola Defy Plus
A new JCb edition of the Motorola Defy+ has had contract deals released today in the UK, the Motorola Defy Plus JCB edition is the latest tough phone on the market and by far the most advanced available.
Motorola Defy + JCB deals are now available on O2 with line rental charges starting at just £16.50 per month, free Motorola Defy Plus JCB edition offers start from only £21.50 on one of O2′s most popular tariffs; O2 100, which includes 100 minutes of calls, 500 text messages and a very handy 500MB of allocated data each month.
Motorola Defy Plus JCB Edition
The new JCB edition of the Motorola Defy Plus adds in a super tough shock absorbing skin so this hardy smart phone can be thrown around even more than usual, aside from a new JCB application and a new extended 2 year warranty this new model offers exactly the same great features as the current Motorola Defy Plus with its IP67 rating which makes it dust, splash and shock resistant.
Running on the Android 2.3 operating system makes this the most rugged phone available from the Android range and is ideal for outdoors use including building sites, tough environments and perfect for those that always seem to end up dropping their smart phone and there’s a large 3.7 inch gorilla glass touch screen display that’s not easy to scratch.
The main screen measures 3.7 inches and there’s a 5.0 mega pixel camera with LED flash on the back, other features include Wi-Fi, fast 3.5G support, bluetooth and GPS with satellite navigation as well as access to the Android Market where there are now over 500.000 new applications to choose from.
All of this is run by a speedy 1GHz processor and a hefty 1700 mAh battery that will provide up to 16 days of standby time and 7.1 hours of talk time, although not offering the high specifications of the recently launched Motorola RAZR and previous Motorola Atrix or other high end Android devices such as the Samsung Galaxy S2 or HTC Sensation XE the new Defy+ JCB edition is aimed at a specific market and judging from sales figures of the previous Motorola Defy+ and original Motorola Defy it certainly appeals to many.
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