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The newest Palm, the 755p, is finally available at Verizon, for $400 after $50 mail-in rebate. (Sprint has had it for some time, and sells it for $250 after rebates, etc.) It's got a slimmer design with Internal antenna, accepts MiniSD cards up to 4GB, and comes with support for Microsoft Direct Push technology as well as Google Maps. [Palm]
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AHHHHHHHHHHHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHA!!!!!
Sprint has to sell it cheap because the world knows they suck.
I don't care how much they give me I don't want it!
@strider_mt2k: I just have no use for a PDA phone, which I have to pay extra to make it run the way it should.
I'll stick to my phone and upgrade to a newer version soon. (qwerty keyboard FTW!)
Anyone hear anything about the Centro coming to Verizon?
That's the great thing about a Palm phone, over a blackberry. The desktop synch actually works well, so you don't HAVE to have the wireless internet to make it work.
HAHAHA The Treo... is it still running GarnetOS from 5 years ago?
The best part about my Treo 700p is the ease in which you can pull the battery out. This comes in handy when you need to reboot the device after it locks up. Since that happens 4-5 times/day it saves a lot of time.
@strider_mt2k: You have less use for this particular one, believe me.
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