The phrase "a rugged case and" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when describing an item that is durable or sturdy, often in the context of protective cases for devices or equipment.
Example: "I need to buy a rugged case and a screen protector for my new phone to ensure it stays safe from drops."
Alternatives: "a durable case and" or "a tough case and".
It is smaller and runs cooler than a standard dual-socket Xeon server, so the heat is easier to manage in a rugged case.
But not so my iPhone for it is kept inside a Trident Cyclops iPhone case, a rugged case that will keep your phone pristine for years, if not decades.
It's also a quarter inch narrower than my iPad 2 — a rather telling fact about the size of the bezel considering this is a rugged case with large rubber pads.
What you're truly paying for here is the tritium tubes in the face, the bulky and extremely rugged case, and a cool story.
Back in the iPhone 7 Plus days, I had two cases from Nomad: the Rugged Case and the Leather Case.
The systems also feature rugged cases and a two-year warranty for clumsy hands, along with a storage bump.
This display is built on flexible materials encased in a rugged plastic case and can be worn on a wristband to display streaming video and other information.
The H-Series is a great beginners' printer and the rugged case makes it an excellent contender for a true classroom 3D printer.
The WD Nomad rugged case features a polycarbonate exterior and shock-absorbing elastomer cushion inside.
But let's not get into comparing the $100 Game Boy Advance with "real" palmtops; once you begin contemplating the humble Game Boy's stereo sound, state-of-the-art graphics, rock-solid expansion-slot technology, built-in networking, long battery life and rugged case in your choice of three colors, you begin to look at your $450 Palm or Pocket PC machine and wonder where, exactly, your money went.
