Pantech C300 New
A comprehensive review of the Cingular Pantech PG-C300 cell phone. Covers hardware and software, as well as features and flaws.
just a demonstration of features
Pantech Crossover review
Feb 09, 1735Time to ditch the pull-ups, because Pantech's a big kid now. It's hard to fathom that the company responsible for hits like the Zoolander-ish C300 , Helio Ocean and dual-sliding Duo is only now -- after five long years -- taking a chance at the Android market in the US. Certainly its long-time partnership with AT&T is finally looking to pay off in a big way, as the network introduces the appropriately-named Crossover. The carrier's been starving for a decent physical QWERTY to add to its (fortunately) blooming Android lineup, so seeing Pantech step up to the plate and fill the void should come as a huge relief. Though it's serving up monoliths in Korea that feature 1.5GHz dual-core processors and other outlandish specs, Pantech looks to be starting its stateside tour with a less-risky investment:
People Talking About Pantech C300 New
Does anyone have the new Pantech C300 phone by Cingular?
Q: What is your opinion's on this phone?
A: i work for cingular and we sell the hell out of the little phone. i never have any complaints and they seem to be a really cool phone. only downfall is that it doesn't have bluetooth. i would get it for myself if it had bluetooth.
Pantech C300 New Books
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