Pantech PG-8000 at SVIAZ Expo Comm Moscow 2005

May 10 2005, 3:00am EST | by Luigi Lugmayr

The "new Russia" is a hot market still for mobile phones maker. They descend these days onto Moscow to market their latest handsets at the SVIAZ Expo Comm.

Pantech is there with 30 handsets including the PG-8000 which features a 2.1MP digital camera, MP3 player, MP4 player, FM radio, Bluetooth and intenna design.
More details on the Pantech and Curitel site.

Apparently Korean handset maker control 40% of the russian market. Samsung has the lead.
More details on Chosun.

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