Casio
Is the G'zOne done for?
I find it amazing that if so, there seems to be no coverage by Phone Scoop.
In 2009, Phone Scoop reported that Casio, Hitachi and NEC merged.
In July 2013, Phone Scoop reported that NEC Quit the Smartphone business, but simultaneously debuted the Commando and continued to sell it through September 2014, where it then disappeared from Verizon's shelves.
On October 1st, NEC Mobile Communications dropped "CASIO" from its name.
Does this mean the G'zOne is no more? Is that it? No fanfare? Are rugged mil-spec smartphones no longer a concern in the marketplace? I find it hard to believe that this subject isn't of greater concern or fanfare.
In 2009, Phone Scoop reported that Casio, Hitachi and NEC merged.
In July 2013, Phone Scoop reported that NEC Quit the Smartphone business, but simultaneously debuted the Commando and continued to sell it through September 2014, where it then disappeared from Verizon's shelves.
On October 1st, NEC Mobile Communications dropped "CASIO" from its name.
Does this mean the G'zOne is no more? Is that it? No fanfare? Are rugged mil-spec smartphones no longer a concern in the marketplace? I find it hard to believe that this subject isn't of greater concern or fanfare.
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