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Palm lets slip Treo Pro piccies | Register Hardware
Palm lets slip Treo Pro piccies | Register Hardware
Palm briefly leaked details of their upcoming Treo Pro handset on their website. more details over on The Register.
Palm was once synonymous with personal organisors, with many people still referring to any such device as a ‘palm pilot’. I can’t see this making many ripples, being as it is a fairly standard spec (wifi, BT, GPS, 320×480 display) handset with an unmodified Windows Mobile 6.1 rom. I guess the Palm name may still carry some weight with people in business but apart from that there’s nothing to get excited about here.