Pantech's C610 Brings GPS, 3G for $29
October 06, 2008 | by Nick Mokey
The Korean company's latest flip phone will become one of AT&T's best-equipped budget phones.
While the rest of the mobile phone world scrambles for the next best smartphone, AT&T has taken to improving the lower end of its phone offerings with the introduction of Pantech’s C610. The phone boasts a variety of features usually found in pricier phones, including GPS and a 3G radio, but will sell for only $29 with contract
Besides the flip phone’s location awareness and snappy Internet, it will include Bluetooth, a 1.3-megapixel camera, a microSD slot for media, and compatibility with a host of AT&T services, including Video Share, MobiRadio, and its streaming music services. The built-in media player will read MP3, AAC, WMA and MPEG4 files off of microSD cards.
Initially, AT&T will only offer the C610 in “metropolitan red” with chrome accents. The phone is available immediately through AT&T for $29 with a two-year contract.
Post Your Comment...Comments
Comment on this article
Please keep your comments relevant to this article. Email addresses are not displayed, they are only required to verify you are human.
When you submit your comment, an email will be sent to your email address with a confirmation link. Once you have clicked on that confirmation link your comment will be posted.
HTML is not allowed.
RSS Feed
Be the first to comment on the article!