Pantech's dual-faced C810 Duo is coming to Mexico. Telcel is the carrier which will offer the Windows Mobile smartphone, which boasts both a full QWERTY keyboard and a standard numeric keypad. There were some confusions in the blogosphere. This isn't the Pantech Duo 2 model, or the C820 which we saw slipping through FCC. Rather, it's

This is the new o2 XDA Venn. It's just popped up on the o2 XDA website. It comes equipped with two keyboards - a sliding QWERTY from the side and a numeric keyboard from the bottom. Showing as an o2 exclusive we think it may be the Pantech Duo C810 as the design is roughly similar and the specs (2 megapixel camera, GPS, 3G / HSDPA, WiFi and Bluetooth) match up too. Packing Windows Mobile 6.1 ...

Back in September 2007 we spotted a cool-looking device called the Pantech C810. It was destined for a US launch on AT&T and the device had 3G / HSDPA connectivity, a 2 megapixel cam, GPS, 528Mhz CPU and Windows Mobile 6 as the OS (non-touch). It looked great because there was two keyboards - a slide-out QWERTY and a slide-down numeric pad. That was two years ago, and now o2 have decided to la...

The Pantech C810 Duo Red Smartphone offers something many other Smartphones do not, two slides- one for a full QWERTY keyboard and another for calling functions. The quad band/ 3G phone is equipped with Windows Mobile 6.0, an internal GPS that works with Telenav software, stereo bluetooth, a 1.2 megapixel camera/video recorder. The Pantech C810

The owners of Pantech C810 Duo dual slider with AT&T carrier now may download an upgrade including Windows Mobile 6.1 Standard OS. The company warns… + view full entry

Pantech has presented its latest Matrix Pro smartphone, set to be launched on the AT&T's network. This Windows Mobile 6.1 powered handset is basically a successor to the old Pantech Duo, and comes with a sideways-sliding QWERTY keyboard. The expected price shouldn't exceed $179.99Features: 850/1900/2100MHz UMTS/HSDPA; 2Mpix camera; Stereo Bluetooth; microSD card expansion (up to ...

Good news for the AT&T's Pantech C810 Duo owners: you can now update your phone's system to Windows Mobile 6.1. The firmware upgrade is available at the official website, and besides Windows Mobile 6.1, appparently includes some "other enhancements", which the company didn't specify....

Let's see, the Pantech Duo is actually the model number C810, so what kind of a device would wear the C820 "badge?" Maybe Pantech Duo 2? We're not sure of course, but that certainly makes sense. To be fair, the "Duo 2" is kinda awkward name, but hey, if Intel could do it, Pantech can

U.S. Federal Communications Commission (FCC) certified Smartphone Pantech Duo 2 C820. This device is based on operating system Windows Mobile 6.1, equipped as its predecessor vydvizhnymi two keyboards - telephone and QWERTY (though quite different in design). Pantech Duo 2 C820 works in the networks of GSM / EDGE and WCDMA, is equipped with a 2-MP camera, microSD slot and support interface Bluetoo...

I never liked the original Pantech Duo C810 on AT&T, and in looking back at the review we published of the Duo, I think I was too generous in giving the phone a 3/5 rating. What was there to like beyond the useless novelty of having two keypads? For $199, smartphone users deserve modern amenities like a scroll wheel, a spring-assisted keyboard, and decent build quality. That said, I'm having mixed