Verizon to carry Pantech&Curitel CDM-8910 Camera Phone

Aug 27 2004, 2:00pm EST | by Luigi Lugmayr

Korean Pantech&Curitel is supplying their CDM-8910 camera phone to Verizon in the U.S.

The Pantech CDM-8910 has a built-in 330K pixel digital camera with embedded flash. 4x digital zoom is supported and photo edit function are built into the phone. GPS, voice dialing and voice memo are provided as well. It measures 87.9 x 46.6 x 23.5 (mm) and weighs 95g. The display is 1.8 inches.

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