HTC Trinity and Artemis snapped?

by Ryan Block posted Aug 15th 2006 at 10:17AM

We're still trying to get a handle on the many devices HTC seems to be pumping out, but the Artemis and Trinity, supposedly pictured here, are two names we've heard about (and seen vaguely dubious incarnations of) in the past couple of months. We don't have any way of verifying these are the real deal, but c'mon, do they not look a bit like HTC's handiwork?

[Thanks, Kelvin]

Filed under: Handsets, HTC, Windows Mobile

Tags: artemis, trinity

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psxp @ Aug 15th 2006 10:41AM

huh.. youd think these "spy" pics would be better qaulity.. geez if you gonna send Engadget pics, make them worthy!

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Tommy Morris @ Aug 15th 2006 10:44AM

When the CIA pulls out a miniature camera to snap a quick photo of some documents do the pictures look this bad?

Maybe engadget needs to arm its spies with some better cameras.

These pictures are worth publishing.

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Tommy Morris @ Aug 15th 2006 10:45AM

The photos are NOT worth publishing.

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Steve @ Aug 15th 2006 11:09AM

The pictures were probably taken with a Wizard.

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E71 @ Aug 27th 2006 2:00PM

I admit I love HTC PDA Phones but, their cameras take the worst quality photos. I hope they work on that.

I also hope Trinity is a Black/Silver model like the one in the picture. It's about time a nice Black HTC phone comes out to match the rest of the stuff on my desk.

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