Used Cedar CP3 Rugged Handheld Computer
Features
- Lightweight, rugged handheld with voice and data
- Ingress Protection: IP68 waterproof & dustproof
- Shock/Drop: Up to 3' (0.91 m) to concrete
- Free ground shipping
- Expedited repair and warranty service
- Lifetime technical support
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The Cedar CP3 Rugged Smartphone by Juniper Systems gives users an affordable option for impressive on-the-job durability. With massive upgrades over its predecessor, the CP3 touts increased memory and storage, a lightning-fast processor, global GSM cell, unbeatable battery life, and, of course, the rugged durability for which Juniper Systems is known.
Designed for all-terrain data collection and communication, the Cedar CP3 Rugged Smartphone lets users work hard, without the worry of a broken device. The CP3 meets military standards and receives an IP68 rating, making it entirely dustproof, waterproof, and shockproof. Its ruggedized design includes an ultra-bright, large display; all-day battery life; and exceptional reliability to provide users with the ultimate go-anywhere-do-anything smartphone.
Running Android 7.1.2, the CP3 boasts a rock-solid platform for the wide variety of applications available on the Google Play Store. The operating system paired with a powerful Qualcomm Snapdragon 653 Octa-core processor gives users impressive speed and power throughout long workdays.
- (1) CP3 Rugged Android Handheld
- (1) 100-240 VAC Charger (US)
- (1) USB Cable
- (1) Floating Case
- (1) Screen Protector
- (1) Quick Start Guide
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