AT&T Releases New Pantech Slate
The famous Korean mobile phone maker, Pantech has announced the launch of its new Pantech Slate (C530), which the company claims as the “World’s Thinnest QWERTY Keyboard” handset, currently available at AT&T company-owned stores and AT&T’s official website.
“We are proud to bring yet another design first to Pantech customers,” said Patrick Beattie, vice president of sales and marketing for Pantech Wireless, Inc. “Experience shows that users want increasingly unique devices that are easy to use. The Slate, debuting as the world’s thinnest phone with a full QWERTY keypad, ushers in a new level of style and convenience for customers who need to text and email.”
Highlights Of Pantech Slate From AT&T:
- Immediate and simple access to a range of messaging services, including text messaging, multimedia messaging, instant messaging and email
- Multimedia functionality including support of AT&T’s MEdia Net and custom content
- 2.2-inch LCD screen (176 x 220 pixels)
- 1.3 megapixel camera with video recording capability
- Bluetooth wireless connectivity
The new Pantech Slate mobile phone which measures a depth of less than one centimeter is now available through AT&T for $49.99 with a two-year contract, after a $50 mail-in rebate.
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November 6th, 2009 05:23
This phone is horrible…i love the idea of the phone and most of the options that is has available. But the technology isn’t good at all. 2 months after purchasing the phone brand new it “kill over” i had to take it to the actual Pantech store, who yes fixed my phone at no cost…5 days later. I lost everything in the phone…so technically now i have a refurbished phone. The manufacturers warranty will only cover me to get another refurbished one. So basically i’m stuck with something that is constanyly freezing up on me, i try to delete me texts because it’s full and it won’t delete i have to turn my phone off and back on before i can get it to delete. It’s been nothing but a hassle or disconnecting the battery and turnin it off then back on. I would not recommend this phone to anyone. I have a friend who upgraded hers to the slate and her screwed up within the first 30 days so she was able to return with no cost to her. But me…i’m now 9 months out with this phone and i’m stuck.If you are a heavy texter, internet user, or even a phone user this phone is not for you. It cannot handle the excessive useage.
May 18th, 2009 15:13
[...] After our usual Sunday morning routine, we went to Sam’s for more diapers ($101 on diapers & wipes!) and then to AT&T to get a glitch worked out on my new phone. I’ve been using a Sony Ericsson phone that has audio bells & whistles that I never even learned to use but not having QWERTY keyboard, it was next to impossible to keep up with texting. So, we bit the bullet, re-upped with AT&T and picked up a free Pantech Slate. It’s not fancy by any means but considering that I don’t regularly access the ‘net on my phone, there really was no need to go for anything sexier – like the iPhone or the Samsung Eternity. All I do is use it to make calls & do the occasional texting. Here’s what it looks like at www.mydigitallifeinfo.com. [...]
October 31st, 2008 07:12
if Im not wrong it was released on October 14