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by: sourz123 March 2, 2008 7:24 PM PST

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ATT phones w/ full heyboard?-non smartphones

by sourz123 - 3/2/08 7:24 PM

is Att planing any full keyboard phones that aren't smartphones? i have att and want a full keyboard phone but not a smart phone! is anything being planned? thanks!


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non-smartphones

by welrdelr - 3/2/08 7:37 PM

In Reply to: ATT phones w/ full heyboard?-non smartphones by sourz123

See what the OS is first. The design is similar to a miniature notebook.
Try google.


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by birdmantd Moderator - 3/2/08 8:23 PM

In Reply to: ATT phones w/ full heyboard?-non smartphones by sourz123

Check the Pantech Duo, might suit your needs.


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Pantec Duo

by god546 - 3/3/08 6:54 PM

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I think the pantec duo runs windows mobile, so it probably qualifies as a smartphone.


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by birdmantd Moderator - 3/4/08 4:19 AM

In Reply to: Pantec Duo by god546

At&t currently does not have a cell phone w/ a full keyboard that is not considered a smart phone (and I don't that it ever will). For the most part, At&t considers any phone with a full keyboard as a smart phone (no matter the operating system. The OP's best bet would be to find an unlocked/unbranded GSM handset (assuming it supports the correct frequencies) instead. I don't have any specific models I can recommend though.


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by 717sm - 8/4/12 8:33 AM

In Reply to: Phone by birdmantd Moderator

I have had several full keyboard phones from ATT and no data plan. Samsung Soltice, HTC Freestyle, Pantech Impac are all non smart phones and do not require a data plan.


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Did you even notice.....

by birdmantd Moderator - 8/4/12 10:41 AM

In Reply to: Phone by 717sm

....that my message that you commented on was from 2008?? At that time, the only phones with full keyboards were Palm or Blackberry devices. There were other non-branded devices, but not sold by At&t. Thread closed due to age.


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