Pantech Reveal - red (AT&T) a cell phone that is a joint production of Pantech & Curitel, whilst the service support is provided by AT&T. This new mobile is laden with features like, dual-slider handset design, QWERTY keyboard, Global positioning system, HTML web browser that is supported by Opera, and some of the functionalities more relevant to multimedia, either.
This Pantech Reveal is a finer cell phone suitable for multi-messaging, 3G as well as a covetous addition of complete HTML Web browser. Its price range is USD 79.99 to USD 249.99.
Come of counter rudiments this widget has are, its QWERTY keyboard is giving a cluttered view, and though we like the HTML browser, the small screen size meant we had to scroll though Web pages a lot more. Despite a few design issues,
Dual-slider handsets are exclusively produced by Pantech, and has pioneered with the Helio Ocean, which slides vertically to reveal a number keypad, and sideways to reveal a QWERTY keyboard. Pantech has subsequently followed the Ocean with the Helio Ocean 2, the Pantech Duo, the Pantech Matrix Pro, and the Pantech Matrix, all of which have the same dual-slider form factor.
With entirely latest features, Pantech is now ready to bring a most modern messaging phone, but it has a completely different design. In fact, it's a style we haven't seen before. It looks like a normal candy bar phone from the front, but if you slide it up vertically, you'll reveal a QWERTY keyboard underneath the number keypad.
Mostly messaging phones having the feature of slider are having the QWERTY keyboards on the side instead, so this is definitely a different take on it. Aside from that, the Reveal is one of the first AT&T phones to offer a new att.net mobile browser that is based on the Opera browser. It also has a 1.3MP snappy capability, and music player either. The Reveal costs USD 79 with a two-year service agreement with AT&T.
Interestingly this model of Pantech has a petite yet a dainty appearance due to its finer finish. Measuring 3.9in long by 2.36in wide by 0.59in thick and weighing 4.66oz, the Reveal has curved corners all around and a solid construction that feels good in the hand. The back is clad in a smooth faux steel finish, which we quite like. The slider mechanism feels sturdy and requires a bit of pressure to engage; it definitely does not feel loose or flimsy.