Pantech Element Tablet Now Available from AT&T for $300

by Alexander Maxham on January 23, 2012 8:19 am

AT&T has released the Pantech Element Tablet and is now available for $300, or $249 when you bundle it with Pantech Burst. We first brought you news about the Pantech Element and the Pantech Burst at CES a couple weeks ago.

The Pantech Element is a 4G tablet running on a 1.5GHz Dual-Core processor with 1GB of RAM, 16GB of internal storage, a 5MP rear camera, and a 2MP front camera. Along with the typical Wifi, GPS and Bluetooth features we all come to expect from Android devices.

AT&T is offering a bundle deal, if you happen to want a new smartphone with it, you should check it out. They will knock $50 off the price of the Element when buying the Pantech Burst smartphone alongside it. The Pantech Burst is $50 so it would be $300 altogether. Find the Burst here, the Element here and the bundle here.

Anyone heading to AT&T to pick this one up? Let us know if you’re interested in it, or if you’re thinking of getting a different device from AT&T.

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Paul Y.

I’m seriously thinking about picking up one for my self, after playing with it for few hours. I loved the size and performance of this tablet. Carbon fiber rear panel gets mad Kudos from me and waterproof! (yes) not resistance but PROOF… And of course the $$$.$$ IMO Best Value Android 2.3.5 Tablet you can buy. Be sure to check it out at your AT&T
Jevon Kaaloa

I wouldn’t mind getting this tab. I like the size and feel way better than my iPad which I think is too big. Plus can’t beat the price and the performance comparison between the iPad and the other android tablets AT&T carries are on par. Plus it is eligible for insurance so if it gets lost I don’t have to worry about paying full price for a new one.