Today the same team that developed the StarTac Cyber phone have developed the Golden-i wireless Hands-Free computing and communications headset.

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As Motorola learned one time too many with its MicroTAC, StarTAC, and RAZR phones, mobile phones are a hits-based business.

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Heck, I think I might even eBay a StarTAC.

ENGADGET: This is the Modem World: You Use THAT?

Sure, the Moto mainstay holds a dear place in many of our hearts, and even the short-lived 2004 edition was appreciated for its nostalgic flair, but the 3.2-ounce StarTac III MS900 just seems a bit too vintage to actually enjoy in this millennium.

ENGADGET: Motorola throws back, unveils StarTac III MS900 Mobile

With a virtual 6 x 9 inch color VGA display, a small joy stick and mouse buttons operable by the index finger when using the phone during a conversation the StarTac phone provided the ability to viewed shared subject matter, photos or documents while talking, 15 years ago.

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