Samsung Galaxy Tab's Gorilla Glass is so strong that it is still intact after the device is shot at point-blank range in a video
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You can see the video below and it simply pays tribute to the Corning's product, especially when you compare what happens with the glass in the next clip. That indicates we shouldn't fear for our devices, because they are more than able to withstand all these accidents that tend to happen to them. The dive that the Motorola DEFY took in our review is another example of the trend. And the best news of all is that these upgrades don't take anything from the devices' capabilities.
source: Daily Mobile
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1. clevername posted on 10 Nov 2010, 10:08 0 1
I wonder if the screen protected he lied about had anything to do with it. He said t was just a silicone case but the air bubbles in it are very obvious.
Oh and note to stupid people that wanna try this: if the BEEBEEs are not penetrating the glass they're bouncing off. Meaning be careful. You don't want your mom to be right when she said you'd put out an eye.
5. zerglisk posted on 10 Nov 2010, 14:55 0 0
The silicon he referred to was the casing for the back. The air bubbles are resultant from a poor screen protector job.
He could have wore a protected eyeglasses or a regular eyeglasses while doing the demo, but those BB's bouncing off are actually won't be that fast to actually blind his eye from that distance anyway.
2. messiah posted on 10 Nov 2010, 11:20 0 0
where is the VS iphone competition? shoot both side by side. that would be a valid video.
4. protozeloz posted on 10 Nov 2010, 14:43 0 0
Someone said the shots will force close on the device making it last more
6. zackh121556 (unregistered) posted on 10 Nov 2010, 16:07 0 0
Seems like he would be able to put the BB's in easier if he didnt cut his finger nails so short


