Cingular 3125 puts on some weight

by Chris Ziegler, posted Sep 13th 2006 at 4:54PM

So one of the major selling points of HTC's Star Trek is its slim, sleek profile, right? Cingular may not have gotten the memo, having apparently decided to bundle theirs (the 3125, as you may recall) with a larger battery, necessitating a bulged-out hindquarters. Granted, we're guessing the benefit to standby and talk times justify the growth for some folks -- but we think we'd rather have seen this as an option, leaving the stock product true to form. Either way, get all your humptastic, Cingular-branded 3125 shots after the break.

Filed under: Handsets, HTC, ATT, Windows Mobile, GSM, GPRS, EDGE

Tags: 3125, battery, bulge, cingular, clamshell, ctia, flip, htc, smartphone, star trek, StarTrek, windows mobile, windows mobile 5, WindowsMobile, WindowsMobile5, wm5

Reader Comments (Page 1 of 1)

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mark @ Sep 13th 2006 5:01PM

that looks funny.

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Arnold @ Sep 13th 2006 5:05PM

Its not too bad. Its a small trade off for better basttery life.

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David @ Sep 13th 2006 5:29PM

Looks StarTac'tastic...

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Josh @ Sep 13th 2006 9:02PM

I already ordered mine. Doesn't seem too bad though.

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Tony @ Sep 14th 2006 1:30PM

Whatcha gonna do with all junk...I'm gonna get get get you drunk...

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CingularOwnsMe @ Sep 19th 2006 12:27AM

I will be getting mine in a couple of days... Just trying to get confirmation on when the 8525 will be out exactly.

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Davin @ Dec 5th 2006 5:57PM

Any word if any other US carriers will have this phone or if a CDMA version will be available?

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