It's like a white HTC Trinity, but black

by Donald Melanson, posted Sep 26th 2006 at 3:41PM

If HTC's pearly white Trinity handset is a bit too cutesy for ya, then perhaps you'll find this slightly meaner-looking black version more to your liking. Apart from upping the badass factor, the handset's specs remain the same, with Bluetooth 2.0, HSDPA, and 802.11g connectivity packed into the same streamlined, keyboard-less design -- though we're sure it'll seem faster. No word if going black will cost you a premium; it certainly wouldn't be the first time.

Filed under: Handsets, HTC

Tags: htc, p3600, trinity

Reader Comments (Page 1 of 1)

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Jim @ Sep 27th 2006 4:20AM

A really great device..... I have it and it works really well.

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ChrisXS @ Sep 27th 2006 11:40AM

They should add a qwerty inner flip to it like the Sony Ericson P910. 320x40, 624mhz, and wifi would be nice too.

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E71 @ Sep 27th 2006 7:36PM

NO GPS! They removed GPS from its specs! I ain't buying!.

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devanboy @ Sep 28th 2006 3:58AM

good look!

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Shon @ Sep 28th 2006 4:55PM

@ChrisXS
last i checked, 802.11g was wifi..

also, the nav keys look different than the trinity. cleaner tho, i like!

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RebelShadow @ Oct 5th 2006 11:39PM

VERY KWEL PHONE :-) Daddy like ALOT. Does any1 happen to know when this will be released?

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CmaC @ Nov 25th 2006 2:20PM

The P3600 has a GPS ship, it will be activate By HTC in January.
Yesterday, i was in Paris for the HTC P3600 presentation.
The PDA fone is great..
It is like a Tytn without keyboard, thiner, smaller, lighter and it have GPS (will be activate in the early of 2007)..
If HTC could make one Tytn with GPS it will be nice :D
they can put more, like O2 XDA Flame, FM radio, 2GB memory, Nvidia ship and TV ouput...
Dreaming is good

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