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Mobility Today has a gallery of the HTC Artemis, a GPS-enabled Windows Mobile smartphone that we saw reviewed here. You can see the 2-megapixel camera, the BlackBerry Pearl-like jog ball, and the slim slot.
Bonus shots of the Artemis against the T-Mobile Dash (HTC Excalibur), Motorola Q, and the Samsung I-320 after the jump. If you were curious how big this GPS-phone is compared to a phone with a keyboard, check it out.
First Look: HTC Artemis [Mobility Today]
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It's a damn shame that everyone and their mother is now calling the original Sidekick Trackerball a "BlackBerry Pearl-like jog ball" - show some love for originality will you?!
I want one of these so badly that it makes my brain hurt......
That Samsung is sexy, too bad I can't use it on Verizon! :(
This is almost exaclty what Im looking for. It could be a little smaller, and have a numberpad, but a bigger screen due to lack of qwerty is exactly what prefer.
Does it incorporate fairy technology stolen from LEPrecon? (sorry...kid brother got me into the Artemis Fowl books)
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