Rugged smartphones will never reach the same sort of status as their consumer-focused alter egos (except perhaps for the Predator-like Cat S60). Their lack of finesse and edginess combined with the absence of cutting-edge components, and the fact that they represent relatively poor value-for-money, means that these devices will never sell in huge numbers.

The Zebra TC75x is one of the newest rugged models to hit the market and carries a suggested retail price of more than £2,000 (around $2,580, AU$3,420); although you can get one with a steep discount (more than 30%) if you shop around.
We sourced one (part number TC75FK-22B22AD-A6) from Stuff-UK for just over £1,400 (around $1,800, AU$2,400), which is about 20 times more than what you’d pay for a consumer-grade phone with similar components.
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As the ‘Wireless’ part of the name suggests, the main difference between these headphones and the wired N60NCs is aptX Bluetooth 4.0 connectivity.
Here we are again with another comparison. This time we will take a look at two budget gaming solutions – the ASUS ROG Strix GL553VE and the Acer Aspire VX 15 (VX5-591G). Not long ago we compared the Aspire VX 15 to Lenovo Y520 which is one of the best budget gaming notebooks at the moment but now we are going to see how it stands next to the ROG Strix GL553VE.



