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The editors liked
Dual keyboards
Small form factor
Snappy performance
Nice display
The first Windows Mobile device with two keypads
Snappy performance
Reasonable price
Stylish
Dual-slider design
Good voice quality
Fast data downloads
Easily accessible microSD Card slot
The Pantech Duo has a unique dual-slider design with a slide-out number dialpad plus a QWERTY keyboard. It comes with the Windows Mobile 6 OS as well as a 1.3-megapixel camera
Quad-band support
HSDPA
Plus access to AT&Ts broadband services.
Unique design
More compact than the Helio Ocean. Good browsing speeds on AT&T’s HSDPA network.
Fast HSDPA data
Full QWERTY keyboard
Fantastic voice command system
Light
Compact size
Cool dualsliding design
The editors didn't like
Bluetooth 1.2
No WiFi
Call quality questionable at times
Thick!
Poor build quality
No GPS or WiFi
No scroll wheel
Ugly dimpled pattern around screen
Silly screen unlock sequence
QWERTY keypad is not springassisted
Proprietary connector
Bluetooth 1.2
Cramped
Recessed QWERTY keyboard
Short talk time/battery life
No GPS
The Pantech Duo has a cheap plastic body with a flimsy sliding mechanism. The QWERTY keyboard felt flush to the surface and was tricky to use
Flat
Cramped keyboard makes messaging difficult. Mobile Office is hobbled. Proprietary connector a hassle.
Abstract: The highlight of the Pantech Duo C810 is its unique dual-slider design. Slide the cover up to reveal a standard dial pad; slide it to the right and you’re presented with a full QWERTY keyboard. It’s ingenious in its own way, though not without a few ca...
Abstract: $199.99 after Rebates and Subscription Agreement Here we have another smartphone, which is focused on answering demands of both texters and compact-lovers. The idea is to draw attention of everyone who enjoys technology, whether thats a geeky-teen w...
Stylish, dual-slider design, Good voice quality, Fast data downloads, Easily accessible microSD Card slot
Cramped, recessed QWERTY keyboard, Short talk time/battery life, No GPS
More compact than most Windows Mobile phones, the Pantech duo sports a dual-slider design, so you get both a QWERTY keyboard and numeric keypad. (Its actually kind of addictive.) Other highlights include high-speed HSDPA data and easy access to instan...
Abstract: Page 1 | 2 | Next Before you plunk down your hard-earned money for a smartphone, youve got some tough choices to make, and not just about deciding between the Windows Mobile, Palm, or Symbian operating systems. You also have to consider the desi...
Abstract: Before you plunk down your hard-earned money for a smartphone, youve got some tough choices to make, and not just about deciding between the Windows Mobile, Palm, or Symbian operating systems. You also have to consider the design of the device—do yo...
Dual keyboards
Small form factor
Snappy performance
Nice display
Bluetooth 1.2
No WiFi
Call quality questionable at times
Most people that read this site probably know that Im a big fan of Palm OS and have been using a Treo for what seems like forever. A couple years ago I went through a whole nightmare ordeal buying a SprintPCS Treo 650 that was hacked to run on the Ve...
Abstract: The time I spent with the Pantech Duo seesawed between enjoyment and mild frustration. The Duo’s dual-slider design makes for, quite possibly, the best non-touchscreen Windows Mobile Smartphone configuration thus far, but its lackluster features and...
Abstract: First impressions arent always the best. When I first received the Pantech Duo, the small, plasticy device looked too. . . plasticy and I thought the worst. The lowly 1.3 megapixel camera, old-timey Bluetooth 1.2 and lack of GPS, a suddenly standard ...
Unique design, more compact than the Helio Ocean. Good browsing speeds on AT&T’s HSDPA network.
Flat, cramped keyboard makes messaging difficult. Mobile Office is hobbled. Proprietary connector a hassle.
The Pantech Duo is a nice alternative to other Windows Mobile Standard devices on the market, like the Motorola Q. Instead of that phone’s slab form and bulk, the Duo offers an elegant compromise. A little bit of bulk for a QWERTY keyboard. Suffer t...
