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The Cingular 8525 is a top-shelf Pocket PC phone (continued)

On the left side of the 8525 you'll find the PTT button (which is not otherwise programmable), the Jog wheel, which can be used to navigate menus and clicked to make selections, and an additional OK/Close button. You can see all these items in Figure B below.

FIGURE B


The left side of the 8525. Roll over picture for a larger image.

You'll also find the microSD expansion slot, shown in Figure C, on the left side.

FIGURE C


The microSD expansion slot. Roll over picture for a larger image.


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