Pictured Pantech Magnus says cheese on the way to AT&T
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The Pantech Magnus, tipped to be heading to AT&T |
All we have at the moment on this model is the picture that you see before you, which means information like pricing and availability are unknown. Heck, AT&T hasn't even made an announcement to introduce this model. One thing we do note is that little bump on the back cover of the device which does bare some resemblance to the HTC Droid Incredible series over at Verizon.
source: Engadget
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10 Comments
4. OptimusOne posted on 30 Aug 2012, 16:25 2
looks pretty good
wish it didn't have the pantech ui, it looks really ugly. I would rather use touchwiz
5. Captain_Doug posted on 30 Aug 2012, 17:04 0
That's saying a lot I assume. It would be for me.
3. OptimusOne posted on 30 Aug 2012, 16:24 2
it really does look like 80 in the picture
phonearena. are you sure you said that right? stop downplaying android phones specs and saying things like 8 megapixels(what the iphone has) when the picture pantech released clearly looks like 80
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joking :)
6. Captain_Doug posted on 30 Aug 2012, 17:05 0
looks great minus that ginormous side bezel. Looks bigger than the RAZR's.
7. RORYREVOLUTION posted on 30 Aug 2012, 17:48 0
Lol put stock ics or jb and you might actually sell these.
10. Janell posted on 31 Aug 2012, 01:37 0
Looks like a pretty nice phone but not as thin/light as the RAZR. AT&T continues to push 4G LTE and I'll assume the network expansion will pick up with the company's newest buyout? I've got the set-up in NYC, and it works for me. A light phone, fast connection. No need for the Pantech here.
