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Pantech Breeze III packs improved voice features while retaining its basic form at $50

By John Velasco

Published: Jul 18, 2011, 1:48 PM

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Pantech Breeze III packs improved voice features while retaining its basic form at $50

Smartphones are unrelenting with the feverish pace we’re seeing manufacturers pumping them out like candy, but despite all of their advances, some people would prefer something a bit more carefree and less cumbersome.

Well, that’s where the Pantech Breeze III comes to mind as it’s now available after seeing its predecessor being on the market for approximately over a year now. No, it hasn’t made the jump to a smartphone, but rather, it retains its basic clamshell form factor while packing along some more advanced voice features. Specifically, we find an improved voice recognition, support for full dictation, and better sound quality primarily due to its Audience earSmart background noise suppression.

Blatantly, the handset still caters to mostly older adults since it boasts tertiary things like a pill reminder feature and its hearing-aid compatibility rating being improved versus its predecessor. Moreover, its larger than normal sized keypad and dedicated speed dial buttons are common characteristics found with Pantech’s Breeze line.

Available right now on AT&T’s web site, customers that are interested in this entry-level phone will need to shell out $49.99 with their signature on a 2-year agreement to pick it up.

source: AT&T via Phonescoop

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Pantech Breeze III packs improved voice features while retaining its basic form at $50

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