At CTIA, we take a closer look at Pantech's new messaging phones for AT&T.
Kent German
Kent was a senior managing editor at CNET News. A veteran of CNET since 2003, he reviewed the first iPhone and worked in both the London and San Francisco offices. When not working, he's planning his next vacation, walking his dog or watching planes land at the airport (yes, really).
The Pantech Reveal is offered as a "quick messaging phone." Its exterior features a vibrant display with a spacious keyboard and navigation array. It comes in red and blue.
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Pantech Reveal
The Reveal slides up to show a QWERTY keyboard for texting.
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Pantech Reveal
The camera lens sits on the rear side of the Reveal. You won't find a flash or self-portrait mirror.
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Pantech Reveal
The volume rocker and headset/jack charger port are on the Reveal's left spine.
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Pantech Impact
The exterior of the Impact features touch controls with vibrating feedback. The small display lets you access a limited number of menu options.
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Pantech Impact
Flip open the Impact to see the full QWERTY keybaord and landscape display. You'll find plenty of shortcut options, though the keys are a tad cramped.
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Pantech Impact
The camera lens is on the Impact's back side. This is the first pink phone from AT&T since the Razr V3. You'll be able to get in blue as well.
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Pantech Impact
On the Impact's right spine are the phone locking key and volume rocker.
