Pantech's Vega IM-A650S launched in Korea, packs Android 2.1 and a bit of kimchi
Pan-who? You know, the guys behind the long-forgotten Helio devices? Doesn't matter, because the Korean firm's back with a follow-up model to its Sirius Android handset. Dubbed the Vega (IM-A650S), Pantech's latest 4.02-ounce offering -- a mere 0.14 ounces less than the Samsung Vibrant -- is pretty much just a lighter rehash of its predecessor: 1GHz Snapdragon processor, 3.7-inch 800 x 480 AMOLED capacitive touchscreen, Android 2.1, 5 megapixel camera, 500MB internal storage, and 8GB external memory to boot. If this phone's somehow tickling your fancy, then you're in luck -- Pantech claims to be "in talks with AT&T and Verizon" to bring this baby to US of A. They better hurry up though -- that Froyo ain't gonna stay frozen forever.
























is it just me or does that UI look like a knockoff of both the iOS and touchwiz?
@jroff
I hate that manufacturers are making the Android UI look like Android.... this is why Stock Android UI is always the way to go, except for HTC Sense...
has the number of android phones touched 100 ?
So this is where the AMOLED screens are going to.......WTF!
@The Stig I know there is a shortage, but the big news is with HTC so I'll assume you are referencing that.
This device will sell maybe 200K, if you think that'll make a difference to HTC you are wrong. Also, they might be procuring from LG which isn't HTC's supplier.
This phone is actually nice looking in the front. The back looks bulky yuk.
I dig it, like the wallpaper too. I just want the .apks that come with it lol so I can load them on my Evo.
I'm not going to lie Lai. I really like your use of kimchi.
That thing is ugly, looks like pantech will be the first company to get to the party after its over...