Well, all of us have our own moments of SMS frenzy and if you’re still stuck in that moment, AT&T is going to pamper you. There are four QWERTY enabled phones to choose from complete with a slick slider and a Pantech that’s competing for the ‘world thinnest device’ contest.

The first in the glamorous line up is the Pantech Matrix which comes in blue or green with a dash of red. It’s a dual slider with the vertical side sliding to reveal a keypad with the other slider for total QWERTY feat. The deal also includes 3G, Video Share support, AT&T Navigation and 1.3-megapixel camera sporting a super cool tag of $79.99 with rebate.

Following closely is the i620 with its complete arsenal of AT&T services, 3G and 1.3 megapixel camera – that too at $79.99. The Pantech Slate symbolizes the slim side of life with a QWERTY but we’re not really sure about this possibility, anyway, its all yours for $49.99. Finally, there’s the Quickfire sporting the AT&T brand, ready to roll out in November. The last in line has a touch screen with similar features of the other three and comes in shades of orange, lime or silver for a neat $99.99.

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