Pantech PN-820 Windows Mobile 5.0 Clamshell Smartphone Video Tour

[Kris Kumar]

http://www.phonescoop.com/articles/pantech_pn820/

"We take a look at Verizon's second Windows Mobile Smartphone, the Pantech PN-820. Like the Q, the PN-820 runs Windows Mobile 5 for Smartphone, but that's about where the similarities end. The PN-820 looks like an older clamshell phone, complete with external antenna. This of course provides excellent reception, even in our vault test, as well as a comfortable feel that most users are accustomed to."



Phone Scoop has posted an excellent video review of the Pantech flip Smartphone. Folks who are interested in buying this Smartphone or already own it, must check out this Wiki. As always, I must add - wish this phone received better marketing treatment from Verizon and Pantech.

[Kris Kumar]

http://www.phonescoop.com/articles/pantech_pn820/

"We take a look at Verizon's second Windows Mobile Smartphone, the Pantech PN-820. Like the Q, the PN-820 runs Windows Mobile 5 for Smartphone, but that's about where the similarities end. The PN-820 looks like an older clamshell phone, complete with external antenna. This of course provides excellent reception, even in our vault test, as well as a comfortable feel that most users are accustomed to."



Phone Scoop has posted an excellent video review of the Pantech flip Smartphone. Folks who are interested in buying this Smartphone or already own it, must check out this Wiki. As always, I must add - wish this phone received better marketing treatment from Verizon and Pantech.

[Rocco Augusto]

You know, samsung (and from i hear about the Q, Motorola) could learn a thing or two from companies like HTC and Pantech when it comes to battery life. Then again, I could go without charging my Blackjack for days if I turn off HSDPA... but that would be no fun!

[Mike Temporale]

Days? Try weeks if you turn the radio off. I was testing out the Dash for over a month and I didn't want to input all my alarms and such on the dash. So I just turned the radio off on the Samsung and it ran for a month and the battery was at about 75%! :mrgreen: