14 DAY TRIAL // Pantech Wireless, the U.S.-based subsidiary of Pantech Group, one of Korea’s largest mobile phone manufacturers, just announced the availability of the “World’s Thinnest QWERTY Keyboard” handset, the Pantech Slate. Supporting AT&T’s new line of quick messaging devices, Slate, measuring less than one centimeter deep and sporting a premium build, is custom-made for sending texts and pictures, and easily accessing instant messaging and email services at an attractive price.
Targeting text fanatics, Slate offers one of the simplest messaging experiences on the market. Now customers of any level can enjoy the convenience of a full QWERTY keyboard without having to sacrifice cost or size. By incorporating raised and tactile buttons, a colorful and easy-to-read screen, and a rubberized back panel for comfort gripping, sending pictures and messages on-the-go has never been easier. A contemporary style phone, Slate is designed to disappear easily into a pocket or purse, yet impress friends when it’s out.
Featured in black and royal blue to complement its sophisticated form-factor, Slate offers: immediate and simple access to a range of messaging services, including text messaging, multimedia messaging, instant messaging, and email, multimedia functionality including support of AT&T’s MEdia Net and custom content, Bluetooth, video recording and picture taking with a 1.3 megapixel camera.
Slate joins a long line of Pantech handsets which showcase the company’s dedication to creating leading-edge products. This new messaging handset follows numerous benchmark devices, including the C3b, “the world’s smallest camera flip phone;” the Pantech duo and Matrix, both unique dual-sliding, double-keyboard handsets; and the Pantech Breeze, a mobile phone specifically designed for users in need of an uncomplicated way to stay in touch with the important people in their lives.
The Pantech Slate is currently available at AT&T company-owned stores and online and can be acquired for $49.99 for a two-year service agreement and after a $50 mail-in rebate.