- Product Description: Palm Treo Pro
- Product Type: Smartphone
- Dimensions (WxDxH): 6 cm x 1.3 cm x 11.4 cm
- Weight: 133 g
- Colour: Obsidian
- Localisation: Europe
- Band: GSM 850/900/1800/1900 / UMTS 850/1900/2100
- Processor: QUALCOMM MSM7201 400 MHz
- ROM: 256 MB
- RAM: 128 MB
- User Available Memory: Flash: 100 MB
- Display: 320 x 320 TFT active matrix - transflective
- Image: 16-bit (64k colours)
- Audio Output: Speaker(s)
- Audio Input: Microphone
- GPS System: GPS receiver
- Telecom: Wireless cellular modem - integrated
- Wireless Connectivity: IEEE 802.11b, IEEE 802.11g, Bluetooth 2.0 EDR
- Input Device: Keyboard, touch-screen, 5-way navigation button
- Digital Camera: Yes
- Power: AC 120/230 V
- Battery: Lithium Ion
- Operating System: Microsoft Windows Mobile 6.1 Professional
- System Requirements for PC Connection: Microsoft Windows Vista / XP
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Manufacturer's Description
The Palm Centro smartphone gives you voice, chat-style messaging, email and web1, along with a colour touchscreen and even a full keyboard. (So you can say much more than you used to with your mobile phone.) All of this in a phone that's a whole lot smaller than you think, which means you can take Centro anywhere and keep up with friends in every way possible. Palm Centro. Let's go!
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18 of 18 people found the following review helpful
Looks and feels like an iPhone (even the packaging), except it is running a much more serious OS, Windows Mobile. I have an iPhone as well but I found most productive tasks can only be done on the Treo Pro. Simple things such as creating a Calendar entry, viewing appointments in home screen, typing a SMS, making notes, running Java apps etc. are just more effective when you have a proper keyboard, copy & paste and be able to switch back and forth between different apps. iPhone is great for many things, but it is not designed as a PDA. Comparing with other WM phones I found the ability to have both QWERTY keyboard and stylus & touch screen quite useful. If there is any complaint, I would say the default IE is not as easy to use when compared to iPhone. Downloading Opera solves that problem. Another minor thing I'd like to see improving is to automatically scan Wi-Fi whenever the phone is switched on. On Treo Pro you need to press the Wi-Fi button to activate it. Oh and the app start-up time is much faster than iPhone and other WM phones I've used.
2 of 2 people found the following review helpful
I dont like all the long reviews, so im going to keep it short and sweet:
it's a brilliant phone. it's easy to use (user friendly), it looks great, it's light and the battery life i think is very good. it comes with different charger adapters which is very handy.
only thing is i would like it to have a larger internal memory, but you can buy external memories as cheap as chips these days, so it doesn't really matter.
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it's a brilliant phone. it's easy to use (user friendly), it looks great, it's light and the battery life i think is very good. it comes with different charger adapters which is very handy.
only thing is i would like it to have a larger internal memory, but you can buy external memories as cheap as chips these days, so it doesn't really matter.
over
1 of 1 people found the following review helpful
This is a brilliant device. Best of all is that it is a Windows Mobile (WM) phone and hence the connectivity with Outlook is straight forward. It might not look as "cool" as the latest iPhone or the latest fancy Android device (although in my opinion it looks pretty good), but give me WM every time. The device is very easy to use and very easy to set up. To summarise, a terrific phone and a terrific PDA, all in one.
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Most Recent Customer Reviews
Great mini Computer but an average phone
I have mixed feelings about this product.
Positive:
High Quality look & feel.
Good Touch-Screen
Excellent Wi-Fi
Excellent GPS
Powerful... Read more
Positive:
High Quality look & feel.
Good Touch-Screen
Excellent Wi-Fi
Excellent GPS
Powerful... Read more
Published 12 months ago by Blue Valley
Nice
This phone is a great phone looks good and feels good, I have big hands and have no problem with the keypad, sound is loud and good screen is big and clear. Read more
Published 19 months ago by Pirate
Nice phone!
The phone is great for my needs. One thing I would change little bigger screen but beside this phone i love it!
Published on 13 April 2010 by Pac Bartlomiej
Palm Treo Pro Smartphone
Excellent phone. Easy to use, but I have used a Palm pda before. Applications are great. Texting is easy.Plenty of downloads to find.
Published on 19 July 2009 by Mrs. Margaret Patrick
Treo back on the road
I have been a Treo user for many years and my old 680 started to creak. Converted to a Treo PRO and cant say the initial experience was great but having persevered and with... Read more
Published on 9 July 2009 by J. C. Evans
so nearly an excellent phone
This is my second PDA phone and while I like a lot of things about this phone, it has a number of key weaknesses. Read more
Published on 3 July 2009 by J. Butler
Not a Blackberry
I have had a Treo Pro for over 2 weeks & have found the following -
Negatives - overly complicated, small keyboard, poor battery life, windows mobile
Positives - high... Read more
Negatives - overly complicated, small keyboard, poor battery life, windows mobile
Positives - high... Read more
Published on 1 April 2009 by Arthur Gregg
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