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"While the pleasingly thin (0.5 inches) Pantech C120 qualifies as a low-end phone, it certainly doesn't feel cheap. Navigation is handled by a five-way navigational joystick which was pleasantly stiff; indeed, we never made selection errors. The phone sports a VGA camera, and the 1.5-inch, 120 by 120 pixel, 65,000-color screen looked merely adequate, with the low resolution making for blocky-looking text, while colors seemed a bit washed out....

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"The good: The Pantech C300 camera phone offers a good range of features and a decent feature set for its small size.

The bad: The Pantech C300 may be too small for some users, and the speakerphone quality was unremarkable.

The bottom line: The Pantech C300's minuscule size will be a turnoff for many, but it manages to offer a fair amount of features and decent performance....

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"The good: The Pantech PN-215 is a basic camera phone with analog-roaming capabilities and spacious, easy-to-press keys. It feels comfortable in the hand, and the camera, while VGA, has an impressive feature set.

The bad: The Pantech PN-215 has a bulky and unimpressive design.

The bottom line: The Pantech PN-215 is a decent starter phone for this U.S. newcomer, but we would have liked to see a better-designed handset with more features.

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"Pantech has displayed a new music handset at the CeBIT show in Hannover, Germany, with an iPod inspired music control mechanism and a slick design to boot.

The slider-style Pantech G-3600V, the company's flagship GSM handset, features a touch-sensitive wheel on the front, and includes a WMA, MP3, AAC, AAC+, and AMR compatible music player with a 10-band graphic equalizer. Unfortunately, we were unable to find out how much storage space is provided on the G-3600V at the time of writing....

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