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Handspring Treo 600 The newest Treo, more powerful and svelte than its predecessor, with an extra-long-lasting battery to boot, is now at Sprint PCS and will soon be offered by GSM carriers Cingular and T-Mobile. handspring.com...
...Handspring Treo 300 was the first elegant pairing of Palm PDA and cell phone. Its eagerly awaited follow-up, the Treo 600, keeps up the family name with a built-in camera, a memory-card slot and a much brighter screen. Inside, amenities include an updated Palm OS, 32-MB of onboard memory and a processor four times as fast as the Treo 300's. Of course, you'll still have to contend with the cramped little keyboard. Expect the phone to sell for around $550 in mid-October; Sprint PCS will be the first to offer service. GSM versions...
Hawkins' response: the Handspring Treo line of handhelds with a cell phone built in. The devices were critically acclaimed, but as Dubinsky says, Handspring "didn't have the marketing muscle to tell people." The firm lost $92 million in 2002; Palm, by then focused on its low-cost Zire models, lost $82 million. Suddenly, a cost-cutting marriage looked attractive...
...stylus tucks neatly into a spot near its hinge. The Palm part of the 7135 is fine, but it truly stands out as a phone. It uses a regular keypad rather than a touchscreen, so it feels much more like a phone than its competitors, the Samsung I300, Handspring Treo and T-Mobile Pocket PC Phone Edition. And the halves of the 7135's brain work well together. Dial a number, and one click enters it in your Palm address book. Highlight and tap on a number from your Palm, and the phone dials it. At about...
...wonder why mobile phones and PDAs were ever separate. It's sensible to have your contacts list, diary and other crucial personal data stored in the one item you never leave home without?your cell phone. In recognition of the obvious, hybrid phone-PDAs such as Handspring's Treo began arriving in Asia this year. Now the xda, a versatile combo from British company mm02?a wireless spin-off from BT?may move the multipurpose devices closer to the mainstream...