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Palm Continues Palm OS Development With Treo 680

Oct 12, 2006, 1:11 PM by (staff)

Palm today unveiled their first Palm OS smartphone with an internal antenna. The Treo 680 is similar in design the Windows Mobile Treo 750 announced earlier, however its features are more similar to the Treo 650. It features quad-band GSM/EDGE, 320 x 320 screen, a VGA camera, Bluetooth and Infrared as well as 64 MB of avalable memory as well as a card slot. Palm has also improved the integration between the Palm Os applications and the phone, as well as the main menu, bringing the 680 a little closer to Palm's Windows Mobile offerings. It is expected to sell for $199 when it is released in mid-2007.

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Iselltheshitoutofphones

Oct 12, 2006, 10:54 PM

About time

And orange Treo....****ing sweet! 😁

Awesome to match my carrier Cingular which is orange, wait soon to be blue. Never mind. 😛

Will

zombie9

Typical multi color cingular and there fun phones that dont do anything!

ucbigmike20

Oct 12, 2006, 1:38 PM

Insane!

What were they thinking?This phone is not even out yet and it's already outdated.A VGA cam!EDGE, no 3G!
No wonder they say it's more close to the 650.
And gotta wait for all the way in mid '07 for such an "old" phone and at $199!They expect people to buy them when other companies like HTC and Samsung,Blackberry or Moto are releasing appealing and feature-pack smartphones.

happynoodler

Sure those others have better features, thats why you can get an Orange 680!! Who cares how good your smartphone is an long as its in color!!

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Jayshmay

I agree, I agree,. . .I agree, it is GARBAGE!!!

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