Dec 04 2006
Posted by: Vlad Balan in Pantech
If you ever doubted that the Asia-Pacific region gets all the best cellphones, then take a look at Pantech's latest offering! The
Pantech IM-R110 boasts PMP, DMB and GXG (3D gaming) on a rotating screen, together with an MP3 player, an auto-rotative 2-megapixel autofocus camera and, curiously, an electronic dictionary. No surprise that it's Korea-only.
Via
ministryoftech.
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Nov 15 2006
Posted by: Vlad Balan in Pantech
Pantech has announced a new mobile phone for the Korean market. It will be called the
PT-S280 or the
PT-K2800 from SKT and KTF operators respectively. This is relatively slim slider – 14.9 mm thick. It features simple design, says the manufacturer.
The phone is equipped with a 2” QVGA (240x320 pixels) LCD, a 1.3-megapixel camera and an MP3-player. It supports multitasking and can be used to view texts. The recommended price makes up 300,000 Yen, i.e. about $320.
Via
mobilewhack.
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Nov 13 2006
Posted by: Vlad Balan in Kyocera, Pantech, Verizon
Verizon Wireless announced two new entry-level phones. First one is the
Pantech PN-300, a clamshell that has two displays, the internal of which supports 65k colors. It lacks camera and advanced multimedia features, as it is targeted to people who don’t want to spend much on their mobile phone.
It seems that the clamshell form-factor is the main selling point for entry-level devices, as the other phone
Verizon Wireless will offer is also of this design – the
Kyocera K323. This one is coming with internal antenna, built-in camera, and bluetooth, but it will also be one of the free phones the carrier will offer in its line.
It’s expected for the
Pantech PN-300 to launch very soon, while the
Kyocera K323 will be available later, but probably before the end of the year.
Via
engadget.
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