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The Treo 300 Brings Stewart Alsop Back to Sprint PCS

By Gizmodo Published October 15, 2002, 3:33 pm ET

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In his column for Fortune this month, Stewart Alsop recants his earlier vow to never use Sprint PCS again, and buys a Treo 300 mobile communicator which runs on Sprint’s high-speed (high-speed being a relative term) CDMA network.

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