8849 Tank 5 rugged smartphone features 220-lumen projector, MediaTek 9400e chip, and long-lasting battery
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Brad Linder
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Summary
The 8849 Tank 5 is a rugged smartphone designed for outdoor use, featuring a thick, durable body, a massive battery for multi-day usage, and a built-in 220 lumen DLP projector with laser autofocus (upgraded from earlier models). It is powered by a MediaTek MTK 9400e processor. The article covers the device's launch and its positioning as a rugged outdoor companion with entertainment features like a projector for camping trips.
Key quotes
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They also tend to have massive batteries for multiple days of use and unusual features like built-in projectors so you can host a movie night on your next camping trip.
Earlier this year the company introduced the 8849 Tank X, which was the first with a 220 lumen, 1080p DLP projector with laser autofocus.
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