The Pantech Element is actually the company’s first tablet.

On the other hand, the Pantech phones released in the US are the Pantech C360, Pantech Slate, Pantech C610, Pantech Matrix, Pantech Matrix Pro, Pantech Matrix Jest, Pantech Pursuit, Pantech Laser, Pantech Ease, Pantech Link, Pantech Breeze III, Pantech Breeze IV, Pantech Pursuit II, Pantech Crossover, Pantech Renue, and the Pantech Element. Phones in this line are the LTE-A, Secret Note, Secret Up, Iron 2, R3, Racer, and N6. The smartphones they released in South Korea include the Pantech Vega line. Finally in October 2015, BusinessKorea reported that law regulators in Korea have already acquired Pantech. In 2014, it was reported that Pantech has been facing bankruptcy of over $475 million. Unfortunately, the speedy flight of Pantech’s markets did not continue as long. They manufacture mobile phones for Verizon and AT&T, the two biggest wireless carriers in the US. Right now, Pantech also takes part on the U.S. Pantech is also currently partnered with PCD in creating customized phones. This opened more opportunities including Samsung Electronics’ 10% ownership of the company’s stakes. Related Other South Korean Mobile Phone Company LG Just this 2012, Pantech was named as the second most popular handset manufacturer in South Korea according to a poll by Gartner, a market analyst that runs surveys and statistics. It was founded in 1991 and has since then targeted the market in the country with some few partners in China, Japan, Europe, and the United States. Pantech is a mobile phone company from South Korea.

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