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Re: returning toch pro for palm pre...
Thank you so much for this post. I was about to burn an upgrade on the TP. I'll just pick one up off scambay and save it for this one.
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Re: returning toch pro for palm pre...
doesn't this thread sound like when they had sneak peeks of the pro last year?everyone wanted to jump ship with their touches and moguls.
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Re: returning toch pro for palm pre...
I'm glad they rolled with sprint seeing that this device is competing the iphone (they won't admit it) but they are. The best way to compete is to soap up as much people as they can. EVDO kills 3G IMHO and they know a lot of sprint people who depend on the net don't want to jump ship just to get an iphone. They can pick this up and have almost everything they want.
I hope they have some sort of 3D hardware support for future proofing the device. Also I think the device will be the first EVDV device. They just talked about being on speaker phone and sending an email at the same time? |
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Re: returning toch pro for palm pre...
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I have heard rumors that the Pre may actually be released by the end of February. If it's not coming until June, then I will probably buy a Pro off of Craigslist or something, but I am not wasting my upgrade on the Pro--or getting locked to Sprint for 2 years--not in such an exciting market. There are some really cool devices around the corner, just like always... but being locked with ANY company would suck right now. For Windows Mobile, without keyboard, I really like the Pharos 137 Traveler. For Windows Mobile, with keyboard, the X1a takes the cake. For non WM, I'd say the Pre is the sexiest device, with a great OS. It gives full custom access, with the simplest and most widely-known programming languages used for programs, and the thing is just straight-up powerful. I'd love to have the device for a WM phone too... I love the form factor. No turning the phone sideways, opening the keyboard, waiting 1-5 seconds, (depending on how laggy the TP feels like being at that point in time,) typing a few characters, closing keyboard, waiting 5 more seconds, then sending your message. Like they mentioned in the keynote, Palm has always aimed at making very productive devices. Yes, you lose a little bit of the "tinkering," abilities by going with WebOS--but that might not be permanent. Instead, you get a (supposedly,) much more reliable, faster, sexier device/experience. I would take the Pre over the Pro any day. Since the Pre might not be out for a while, I might have to pick up the Touch Pro, or Treo Pro, until I can get my fix. |
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