The Palm Pre phone which was unveiled at the CES in January, is now available in the US on the Sprint network at $199.99. This is Palm's answer to the Apple iPhone.
The 3G phone has a 3.1-inch touch screen with a vibrant 24-bit color 320x480 resolution HVGA display. One of the things I really like is the fact that this phone has a QWERTY keyboard.
Running on the new Palm webOS, features includes a built-in GPS and 3 megapixel camera with LED flash. It also supports several media formats and also comes with wireless connectivity .
The phone is slightly smaller than the Apple iPhone with the following dimensions:
Width: 59.5mm
Height: 100.5mm
Thickness: 16.95mm
It weight 135 grams.
Read more about the phone on the Palm website.
9 comments:
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Hi Daisy, Thanks for dropping by my blog. I am no longer a full time blogger. You are the first commentator and you get a link back. Cheers.
Hi Bokjae: Thanks a lot. It's an honour.
wow is good review for a phone, how much is price?, maybe is not cheap?
Love those gadgets you put here but honestly I am not familiar with them at all. So this makes your post very useful. Thanks for sharing.
when is Palm Pre phone launhed in Indonesia..? i am interested
very informative sharing.. thanks for the lovely post.
I currently have an old Palm Treo but haven't been able to make the jump to the one with the Windows CE system on it yet.
These phones with really good screens and good web access like the Pre or iPhone I think are going to have quite a big impact as people will start to use them in ways that they didn't use their old phone or even computer - e.g. how people are actually using 3G phones.
palm brand doesnt sounds anymore, oh why?
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