The French division of Samsung has been selected as a ‘partner’ of the consortium formed between Airbus and Capgemini, so no less than 400,000 employees will soon receive their new Galaxy XCover 6 Pro.

Dizzying figures are those handled by Samsung. Not in vain, is that while any small manufacturer struggles to sell half a million terminals a yearthe Seoul giant has sold no less than 400,000 units of your devices ruggedized with the signing of a single contract.

Yes friends, that penalty and in a few seconds, and it seems that Samsung France has become new partner technology of the consortium co-sponsored by Airbus and Capgeminiso that from South Korea the company terminals of approximately 400,000 employees will be supplied.

This is the Galaxy XCover6 Pro, the most modern off-road mobile in the Samsung catalog.

These terminals will be, as our colleagues from SamMobilethe smartphone Galaxy XCover6 Pro and the tablet Galaxy Tab Active3in both cases two of the most modern off-road devices in the Android catalogor at least that of Samsung, which however does have an update to the tablet (Galaxy Tab Active4 Pro) discarded by the French company.

In the case of the smartphone, it is a phone born in 2022 with mid-cut specs and enhanced durabilityadding IP68 and MIL-STD-810H certification to an industrial design that allows the battery to be removed. The chosen tablet was born in 2020 and is a bit older, although we understand that for Airbus and Capgemini surely it would be a product already in use in the company and more easily integratedhence the choice.

Undoubtedly a “hire” signed by Samsung in France, which has reported some Huge sales figures for totally niche devicessomething that will probably help Seoul to think much more about design and renovate more industrial or adventurous terminals like these.

From Samsung they have not been slow to publish a statement taking pride of the milestone achieved:

We would like to thank Airbus for selecting Samsung as a trusted partner for this critical project. The innovation, quality and strength of our rugged mobile devices were all criteria for Airbus’ choice.

It should now be remembered that both the Galaxy XCover6 Pro and the Galaxy Tab Active3 tablet have IP68 certifications of resistance against liquids and dust, as well as a MIL-STD-810H seal that accredits them in the most hostile environments with military rank.

But not only that, because its design is also intended to have a much higher reparability than any other current phone, adding the possibility of remove the battery to increase autonomy of the device in seconds and be able to continue with the work without interruptions.