Palm Treo 750 handheld mobile computer 240 x 240 pixels 154 g Black

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gcn.com

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2011-09-23 04:08:04

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One of the most surprising experiences I had during this review involved navigating around Windows Mobile 6 Professional on a Palm Treo 750. Such a sophisticated operating system represents a departure from Palm’s old philosophy of keeping the ope...

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palminfocenter.com

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2011-09-23 04:08:05

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Palm have a lot to be proud of in the Treo 750. Sure, the hardware’s a little outdated. The standard Treo form factor has seen distressingly little change over the years. And Windows Mobile has its... quirks. But overall, it’s an extremely ver...

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game-boyz.com

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2011-09-23 04:08:06

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Murray G The Fun Side of the Palm 750Walk through any airport, subway station or office building today and you will see hoards of business people with smartphones glued to their ears. Smartphone’s are marketed mainly to the business world, after all...

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techgage.com

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2011-09-23 04:08:08

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Design For over a year now, I have been using a smartphone in some form or another. It started with our evaluation of Palms popular Treo 700w that worked on the Windows Mobile 5.0 platform. In our review, we found the device more than capable to mee...

In the handful of months that we spent with the Palm Treo 750, we enjoyed our experience virtually the entire time. There were a few hiccups, mostly with Office Mobile but our overall time with the Treo 750 was an enjoyable one. There are a few reason...

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techtree.com

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2011-09-23 04:08:09

Average rating:60

Smart-phones armed with QWERTY pads are increasingly becoming popular in India, especially after RIMs entry into the market with their Blackberry devices. These devices are appealing to professionals who need to get some work done during their traveli...

Good ergonomics, Tactile QWERTY keyboard, Multiple input options, Decent PDA functionality, Good battery life.
Slow processor cannot manage multi-tasking well, No Wi-Fi, Low-resolution camera, Minor flaws in the Windows Mobile OS, Slow data transfers, Expensive.
The Palm Treo 750 is available at a premium price of Rs. 23,000. I can easily get a device which is sleeker, faster and has some better features at this price. I wouldnt pay a dime above 18,000 bucks for this phone. Its a good phone for busy people...

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tech2.com

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2011-09-23 04:08:11

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Palm surprised us when it announced the Treo 750 with Windows Pocket Mobile 5, instead of its own own Palm OS. Some will say this is calculated to bring in improvements in interactivity, while others (including me) think it would have made more sense f...

Feature-rich, Comfortable keypad, Sturdy build...
A little sluggish...
Palm surprised us when it announced the Treo 750 with Windows Pocket Mobile 5, instead of its own own Palm OS. Some will say this is calculated to bring in improvements in interactivity, while others (including me) think it would have made more sense f...

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pcworld.com_techhive.com

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2011-09-23 04:08:12

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Windows Mobile-based cell phone offers an appealing design and an impressive array of software, but its talk-time battery life is poor.

Impressive software selection, Camera takes great snapshots...
Lacks WiFi or HSDPA support, Talktime battery life is poor...
Windows Mobile-based cell phone offers an appealing design and an impressive array of software, but its talk-time battery life is poor.

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cellnumbers.com

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2011-09-23 04:08:14

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The truth is that there is no way to stay ahead of technology. Just when you think you have all of your friends and family beat with the latest gizmo or machine, you find that there is something newer out there. Anyone who bought the Palm 680 now know...

pocketpcmag.com

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2011-09-23 04:08:17

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The U.S. market is usually the last to receive innovative telephony products because of all the hoops the FCC and carriers make developers jump through. Palms new Treo 750 was released in Europe last year, and I have been wondering when wed finally g...

pocketpccentral.net

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2011-09-23 04:08:19

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Writing this review was difficult, probably because I expected to like the Treo 750. I was a fan of the Treo 700w, but the 750 just didn’t do much for me. The design of the Treo remains bulky and dated, the processor seems underpowered for the inc...

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Digitaltrends.com

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2011-09-23 04:08:20

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Windows Mobile 5.0 is an operating system that some people swear by and some people swear at. Unlike its Palm-powered Cingular/AT&T twin the 680, the Treo 750 offers 3G UMTS broadband data services with promises to go full-fledged HSDPA sometime this y...

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Computerpoweruser.com

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2011-09-23 04:08:21

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If you’ve been holding out for a GSM (Global System for Mobile Communication) Treo smartphone with high-speed 3G (third-generation) connectivity running Windows Mobile 5.0, the wait is over. Earlier this year, Palm and Cingular Wireless (now AT&T) rele...

smartphonetoday.com

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2011-09-23 04:08:22

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Palms major announcement so far this year is the Treo 750, an upgrade to the 700w/700wx for those who prefer the Microsoft Windows Mobile OS or need it for business communications. Theres no "W" after the name this time, because theres no Palm OS v...

pdastreet.com

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2011-09-23 04:08:23

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Palms major announcement so far this year is the Treo 750, an upgrade to the 700w/700wx for those who prefer the Microsoft Windows Mobile OS or need it for business communications. Theres no "W" after the name this time, because theres no Palm OS ve...

brighthand.com

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2011-09-23 04:08:25

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Introduction When Palm announced that it would be introducing a Windows Mobile handset in late 2005, there was a collective gasp as the company that had always before seemed to want to fly in the face of convention had finally bowed to it. It was not l...

If Office Mobile were better (the improvements within Windows Mobile 6's version of Office Mobile speak towards all issues), then the Treo 750 would be a better device to stand on its own. However, those deficiencies keep it more the PDA than smartpho...

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geardiary.com

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2011-09-23 04:08:26

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Treo at Last (and I’ll Never Go Hungry Again..!) Some of the best things come in small packages. I’ve been looking at a number of different mobile devices over the past few months. Right now, I’ve got 5 WM PDA Phones, and 2 WM Smartphone...

Treo Windows Mobile Optimizations; Treo Form-Factor; rubberized Coating Makes the Device Easy to Hold and use; the Stub Antenna is Gone; simultaneous Data and Voice Connection in 3G Coverage areas; UMTS (and eventually) HSDPA...
3G/EDGE Switching Problems cause dropped calls; battery life stinks, and often goes quickly, especially when near a 3G/EDGE coverage area border; the keyboard is still a bit cramped (as it is on all WM Treos); 240×240 Screen is STILL too...
Treo at Last (and I’ll Never Go Hungry Again..!) Some of the best things come in small packages. I’ve been looking at a number of different mobile devices over the past few months. Right now, I’ve got 5 WM PDA Phones, and 2 WM Smar...

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phonescoop.com

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2011-09-23 04:08:26

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Its difficult when a device, especially one made by an American manufacturer, is released in Europe six months before it comes out in the States. Palm has a loyal following here in the US, but when they make fans wait half a year, will those fans hold...

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everythingtreo.com

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2011-09-23 04:08:28

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The Palm Treo 750 is one the greatly anticipated Treo releases in quite some time. With the Treo 750v having been out for months in Europe, much has been written about the latest Treo model. Due to issues with FCC certification, the Treo 750 release wa...

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mobiletechreview.com

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2011-09-23 04:08:29

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Treo 750 The latest Windows Mobile Treo Pocket PC Phone gets a lot of love from us. Palm has done more than warm over a Treo 700: this GSM Cingular phone went on a diet, lost the external antenna and gained an improved camera and Bluetooth. Palms cust...

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mobilitytoday.com

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2011-09-23 04:08:31

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Last year Windows Mobile users were shocked to hear an announcement that the Palm Treo would be now sporting the Windows Mobile OS.. This year Windows Mobile enthusiasts who are currently in contract with Cingular will now have the option of buying one...

infosyncworld.com

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2011-09-23 04:08:32

Average rating:54

Fresh from its European tour, the Palm Treo 750 brings UMTS-flavored worldwide 3G support, an antenna-less body, and Palms custom Windows Mobile 5.2 enhancements.

Subtle improvements to design -- especially the lack of an external antenna -- are welcome. Voice commands and customized rings for free. Outlook is still the best for scheduling and e-mail on the phone.
Dearth of multimedia options. Lack of GPS.
When we reviewed the Treo 700wx, we said the Treo was tethered to the fortunes of Windows Mobile, so it is no surprise that Palm has spent some time updating the Windows Mobile experience on the 750. As it stands, Palms version of Windows Mobile is...

pcmag.com

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2011-09-23 04:08:34

Average rating:70

Palms new Treo 750 for Cingular is a damned good phone. Its one of the clearest-sounding smartphones Ive ever used, and Palms unique features make it easier to find contacts, make calls, and search the Web than on most other Windows Mobile cells...

Excellent call quality. Easy to use for a Windows Mobile handheld.
Low-res, cramped screen. Expensive and chubby for its feature set.
The Treo 750 makes great phone calls, but it looks a bit dull and plump compared with its smartphone competition...

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Pocketnow.com

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2011-09-23 04:08:35

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Exactly one year ago (to the day, actually), Palm shook the mobile device world by releasing the 700w, the first Palm device ever to run Windows Mobile. The union was successful. Palm was able to port their acclaimed usability features to Windows Mo...

Palm Treo usability with Windows Mobile, sans exteneral antenna, GSM with UMTS, Threaded SMS/MMS application, Snappy performance, Soft touch nonslip body, Easy to use keyboard, Can tether to a laptop, Includes a copy of Microsoft Voice Command 1.5...
Form factor is large compared to other Windows Mobile devices, No HSDPA support yet, Sparse UMTS coverage from Cingular, No way to power off completely, Square, low resolution screen makes some programs difficult to use, No WiFi, no GPS...
I love what Palm has done with the Windows Mobile operating system. Palm is good at listening to their customers - they took the 700w, fixed all of its major flaws, and made it better. The result is the 750. The enhancements that Palm has made...

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treocentral.com

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2011-09-23 04:08:36

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Ive been using the new Treo 750 for just a few days now, but its nearly identical to the Treo 750v (Read TreoCentrals full review here), which has been my "main brain" for quite awhile now. So Im in a fairly good position, I hope, to give you the...

Incredible FormFactor, Full Pocket PC Edition OS, Great Data Speeds, OS enhancements over standard WM and previous WM Treos...
No WiFi, Did I mention no WiFi?, Cost...
I mentioned earlier that its easy to take certain things for granted when youre a long-time Treo user: Palms "special sauce" of usability, one-handed operation, decent battery life, and a great form factor. Yes, the 750 isnt the thinnest device ou...

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Pencomputing.com

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2011-09-23 04:08:38

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During the session, Michael Woodard, executive director of mobile professional solutions for Cingular Wireless, announced that the Treo 750 will be available January 8, 2007 to consumers and businesses from Cingular retail stores, the Cingular website...

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Smartdevicecentral.com

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2011-09-23 04:08:39

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Palms new Treo 750 for Cingular is a damned good phone. Its one of the clearest-sounding smartphones Ive ever used, and Palms unique features make it easier to find contacts, make calls, and search the Web than on most other Windows Mobile cells. Y...

Laptopmag.com

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2011-09-23 04:08:41

Average rating:80

Not long after the launch of the Treo 680, Palm and Cingular are at it again with the introduction of the 3G-compatible and Windows Mobile-enabled Treo 750. Its the most powerful Treo in Cingulars PDA phone lineup, offering new and improved phone and...

Easy access and shortcuts to phone apps and messaging features, Open and edit Word and Excel documents, Several application choices for push e-mail, Improved key layout for easier navigation in applications...
No Wi-Fi, Unpredictable data connection speeds due to sporadic Cingular 3G coverage...

mobi101.com

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2011-09-23 04:08:42

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Palms new Treo 750 for Cingular is a damned good phone. Its one of the clearest-sounding smartphones Ive ever used, and Palms unique features make it easier to find contacts, make calls, and search the Web than on most other Windows Mobile cell...

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tech-faq.com

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2011-09-23 04:08:44

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The Palm Treo 750 is a slim and lightweight smartphone that offers plenty of great features. Some of these features include a QWERTY keyboard with Windows Mobile 5 software, a 1.3 mega pixel camera, Mini SD memory card slot, and stereo Bluetooth. The...

The Palm Treo 750 has a wonderful form factor, smaller and lighter than other Treos ,Windows Mobile 5 operating system worked great and improves functionality , Stereo Bluetooth worked well , Synching with Bluetooth was a breeze ,Fits into your pocket...
QWERTY keyboard while practical is not comfortable for typing, especially if you have fat fingers ,Battery life could be much better, expect to charge the device each night and sometimes at work during the day ,The device can be a little expensive ($40...
you cant go wrong, but if you shop around a little, you might find something a little better for your money.