With Valentine’s Day not too far away, Pantech must be gearing up to cash in on the hype, as it has released the Pantech Cupid IM-S390. While this CDMA phone’s name might sound a little soft, it does boast an impressive feature set, not least the built-in TV tuner. Other specifications of the Pantech Cupid IM-S390 include:

• Support for CDMA / HSDPA (7,2 Mbps) network
• Dimensions: 103.5 h48h12 ,5-13, 5 mm
• Weight: 88.2 (90.5) gr. Depending on the type of battery
• Display: 2.3-inch, a resolution 240h320 points, displaying more than 262 thousand colors
• Camera: 1.3 MP, CMOS
• Memory: 80 MB available user extensible through the use microSD cards
• Electronic Dictionary
• Sound: 64 x-tone polyphonic MP3 Player
• Video: VOD, built-in TV tuner (TDMB)
• Other functions: calendar, scheduler, alarm clock, list, Blogs SKY, text and voice notes, rentals, calculator, stopwatch

While the Pantech IM-S400L Sky Oz is only available in Korea, it has a rather interesting feature called the Glide Sensor, which turns the phone's keypad into something like a notebook's touchpad, greatly improving the web browsing experience on the phone. Features of the IM-S400L include:

• 2.6" LCD display
• Digital DMB TV tuner
• Subway map
• Electronic dictionary

Pantech has announced the Pantech C630, which will be available on AT&T for $39 on December 12th. Users will have to agree to a 2-year contract in order to get the $39 price, but seeing that the phone is going for cheap, it’s not that bad a deal. While the phone might seem a little budget-oriented, it certainly has some good features for a budget phone, which include:

• 3G
• GPS
• Bluetooth
• 1.3 Megapixel camera
• microSD card expansion

Korean music fans will be taking a close look at the Pantech Presto, which is a touchscreen phone being offered by SK Telecom of Korea. The phone will have a one-touch button to access music playback, and will be going for about $560 in South Korea, though there isn’t any word as to whether the phone will be available outside of Korea. Features of the Presto include:

• T-DMB TV tuner
• 3G HSPA radio support
• Bluetooth connectivity
• Memory card slot
• Pre-loaded electronic dictionary

It was pictured before, and now it’s finally official. Pantech and AT&T have announced the “world’s thinnest QWERTY keyboard” handset, which is definitely aimed at messaing junkies, as it sports a full QWERTY keyboard and is also very slim, if you’re a fan of slim devices. Aside from the full QWERTY keyboard, the Slate also features Bluetooth, video recording, 1.3 megapixel camera, email, instant messaging and support for AT&T’s Media Net.

While Pantech is claiming that its Slate is the world’s thinnest QWERTY phone, it definitely won’t be able to claim that it’s the world’s prettiest, not by a long mile. The phone isn’t too expensive at $50, but whether you’ll be able to stomach its looks is another thing. The blue version of the phone has been pictured here, and it’s supposedly trickling into AT&T stores.

You’ve seen the official-looking picture of the Pantech Slate, which claims to be the world’s thinnest full QWERTY device, now take a gander at a live shot of the phone, do you still want it? It doesn’t look like the phone will be available in the color that it’s currently pictured in, but that shouldn’t be too much of an issue for prospective buyers. According to Engadget, the phone should go on sale by the end of the month and will be priced below $50, though it will be missing 3G.

Fancy a full QWERTY keyboard, but don’t want something that is as thick as your thigh? Pantech has launched what is claims is the world’s thinnest device with a full QWERTY keyboard. The phone will be going for $49.99 on a two-year contract, and mail-in rebate for AT&T users. Features of the phone include a 1.3 megapixel camera, Bluetooth, Mobile Email, instant messaging, and will be available in Black and Royal Blue and should be available in October.

If you’re into pretty looking phones, then you might want to check out Pantech’s latest IM-S380K, which will be launched under their Sky brand. Aside from having 3 colors (white, black and pink) to choose from and costing (about) $355, the phone will also feature:

• HSDPA connectivity
• Email
• Front-facing video-call camera
• Bluetooth
• Music player and FM radio
• Sky Studio (a photo editing application)
• Expandable memory
• Electronic dictionary
• Subway map

Sky, which is a brand of Pantech has introduced their new slim HSDPA slider phone, the IM-S350 Hush. The phone should be popular with people who like slim phones, as the phone is only 9.9mm thick. The IM-S350 will be equipped with DMB TV functionality, noise cancellation technology, 2 megapixel camera, microSD card expansion and MP3 playback capabilities. The IM-S350 will be available in black, champagne gold and silver, and will be going for about 500,000 won in the second-half of September.

Pantech may tend to send rather boring devices to AT&T to sell, with the C810 dual slider phone being the only exception, and it looks like it’ll stay that way. Their latest C530 handset has appeared at the FCC, and it looks like it’ll be headed towards AT&T. The models that end up at AT&T from Pantech tend to start with a “C”, which is probably a homage to Cingular. This phone has GSM / EDGE on the 850 / 1900MHz bands. That’s all the information that’s floating around at the moment, unfortunately.

AT&T Wireless is now offering Pantech’s new handset, the Pantech Breeze.

The Pantech Breeze is an entry level clamshell priced at $49.99 with a 2-year service agreement. It has the usual basic features of an entry-level phone, such as a 128x160 display, and a VGA camera. Being an entry-level phone, it’s nice to see that it comes with Bluetooth.