Treo Models
| Palm Treo 600 |  |
| Palm Treo 650 |  |
| Palm Treo 680 |  |
| Palm Treo 700w |  |
| Palm Treo 700p |  |
| Palm Treo 750 |  |
TREO Reviews |
| Palm Treo 750
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The Treo 750v combines the hallmark Palm experience of a multifeatured mobile phone with email, messaging, web browsing and organization software all in a new compact design. The new smartphone comes with Microsoft's Messaging and Security Feature Pack (MSFP) for Windows Mobile 5, which includes Direct Push Technology and enhanced security features free and out of the box. It is also fully compatible with Vodafone Business Email, giving remote access to enterprise and Internet-based email accounts. These business-ready solutions address the need for a robust push-email solution that can be deployed easily by small businesses to global enterprises. Unique to the Treo smartphone on Windows Mobile is a suite of software enhancements developed by Palm that underscores its brand promise of fast access, ease of use and simplicity. |
| Palm Treo 680 - The Treo 680 is very much being pitched as a mobile computing device that is also a phone. Palm wants people that have adopted feature phones that often offer music, integrated cameras and web access to understand that, for about the same price, they can have a Treo that does all of those things, and more, complete with a full QWERTY keyboard. |
| Palm Treo 700p - The Treo 700p combines the benefits of a full featured mobile phone with the Palm OS mobile computing platform. From a visual perspective the design changes are small, evolutionary refinements of a proven smartphone form factor. Most of the improvements to Palm's flagship smartphone come in the form of new software innovations, a big boost in memory and fast, broadband like data speeds. |
| Palm Treo 700w - The Treo 700w will undoubtedly, like the Palm OS Treo 650, be one of the most hottest smartphones on the market. It boasts the extremely popular Treo design and usability married to the power of Windows Mobile 5.0. If you're a Pocket PC fan who always longed for that Treo look and feel, you may just find yourself in heaven. Palm and Verizon tell us that Verizon will be the only carrier to offer the Treo 700w for the first 6 months. Verizon's selection of PDA phones, feature phones and their EVDO network continue to impress us in the last few months. The Treo 700w exclusive will surely further their appeal in the US. |
| Palm Treo 650 - The Treo 650 is both a cell phone and a full-featured Palm OS PDA. The Sprint version runs on their CDMA network in the US and supports PCS Vision (1xRTT for high speed data). The Verizon version, released on May 11, 2005 also supports 1xRTT for data. The GSM version is currently available in three flavors for Cingular, AT&T and an unbranded, unlocked version. The Cingular and AT&T Wireless versions are locked to their respective carriers, so you'll need to purchase the more expensive unlocked version directly from Palm if you wish to use the phone with other carriers. All GSM flavors are quad band 850/900/1800/1900MHz world phones with GPRS and EDGE for data. While most mobile phones with full-featured PDAs make concessions to phone ergonomics or PDA ergonomics and features, the Treo manages to do it all and do it well. It's easy and comfortable to use one-handed as a phone and has all the features of a current generation Palm OS 5 PDA. The integrated thumb keyboard makes it a great choice for those who need to write emails on the go. Though larger than today's feature phones, the Treo is still pocketable and smaller than competing Pocket PC phones. |
| Palm Treo 600 - At the time of its debut, the Treo 300 was arguably one of the best phone/PDA designs available in the United States, but because of its PDA leanings, it suffered a little as a phone and was a bit awkward to hold it against the ear. The Treo 600, by contrast, resembles a full-bodied candy bar-style phone. Overall, it's only about 3 percent smaller than the Treo 300 (2.4 by 4.4 by 0.9 inches, not including the antenna), though it weighs slightly more (6 ounces). But because of its design, the Treo 600 seems more compact, and it fits more comfortably in your hand and your pocket. |
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