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<blockquote data-quote="ZAH&amp;#039;S" data-source="post: 1607667" data-attributes="member: 610994">For Pantech Matrix.The good:The Pantech Matrix slides both ways to reveal both a number keypad and a QWERTY keyboard. It has a megapixel camera, HSDPA, A-GPS, and access to AT&amp;T&#039;s broadband services.The bad:The Pantech Matrix suffers from tiny navigation keys and a flat keypad. The handset is also on the bulky side.The bottom line:The Pantech Matrix is a pretty good dual-sliding multimedia handset, but we just weren&#039;t pleased with the keypad design.For AT&amp;T QuickfireThe good:The AT&amp;T Quickfire has both a touch screen and a slide-out QWERTY keyboard. It also has multimedia features, HSDPA speed, stereo Bluetooth, A-GPS, and a full HTML browser.The bad:The AT&amp;T Quickfire suffers from a slightly finicky touch-screen interface, especially when it comes to the browser.The bottom line:Though it has a few design quirks, the AT&amp;T Quickfire&#039;s impressive feature set and intuitive controls make it one of the better messaging phones out there.Specifications:Band / mode: WCDMA (UMTS) / GSM 850/900/1800/1900 ; Talk time: Up to 180 min ; Combined with: With digital cameraYou compare that which on is better but i think quickfire.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="ZAH'S, post: 1607667, member: 610994"] For Pantech Matrix. The good: The Pantech Matrix slides both ways to reveal both a number keypad and a QWERTY keyboard. It has a megapixel camera, HSDPA, A-GPS, and access to AT&T's broadband services. The bad: The Pantech Matrix suffers from tiny navigation keys and a flat keypad. The handset is also on the bulky side. The bottom line: The Pantech Matrix is a pretty good dual-sliding multimedia handset, but we just weren't pleased with the keypad design. For AT&T Quickfire The good: The AT&T Quickfire has both a touch screen and a slide-out QWERTY keyboard. It also has multimedia features, HSDPA speed, stereo Bluetooth, A-GPS, and a full HTML browser. The bad: The AT&T Quickfire suffers from a slightly finicky touch-screen interface, especially when it comes to the browser. The bottom line: Though it has a few design quirks, the AT&T Quickfire's impressive feature set and intuitive controls make it one of the better messaging phones out there. Specifications: Band / mode: WCDMA (UMTS) / GSM 850/900/1800/1900 ; Talk time: Up to 180 min ; Combined with: With digital camera You compare that which on is better but i think quickfire. [/QUOTE]

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