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FCC Reveals Pantech C180

Aug 24, 2009, 9:12 AM by Rich Brome

Documents made public on the FCC site today reveal the Pantech C180, which appears to be a very basic GSM phone for AT&T's entry-level (perhaps prepaid) lineup. The tri-band, bar-style phone resembles the C630, but has very basic features. Although it lacks Bluetooth and a camera, it does feature a memory card slot, music player, and FM radio. The draft user manual discusses MEdia Net, indicating it has a WAP browser and is intended for AT&T.

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wirelessbox

Aug 24, 2009, 10:35 AM

Yawn

Another pantech.

ATnT Nokia

wirelessbox said:
Another pantech.

I like basic phones. I hope it comes out for GoPhone so that I can buy the kit and use it on my postpaid account. Pantech phones are not bad. I'd get the Pantech Breeze, but I a...
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