The Palm Treo Pro boasts an elegant design, slightly alerting from the standard hard edged phones and replacing it with a smoother rounded one. The Palm Treo utilizes a QWERTY keyboard, which is a big benefit to any businessman for ease and convenience when typing. Each letter is set out on a different key, and overall is easy to understand. The only problem may be that the keys are too small for accuracy when typing at fast speeds. However, this problem can be overcome with experience and familiarization with the phone.
The Treo Pro features Windows 6.1-running, is 3G-ready and also a touchscreen smartphone. The Treo Pro, when compared to the iPhone 3G is just slightly larger and acts as a close competitor. This phone may be one of Palm’s best looking release yet.
The phone comes at a price range of around $500 +. This does not include subscription services, so the cost may be more for internet usage and phone credit. The PalmOS system that the Treo runs on is highly flexible, allowing a wide range of applications to be manually installed after purchase. The SIM card can be easily switched and activated when travelling to different countries, so you don’t have to worry about technical difficulties.
A 400 Mhz processor running on 256MB ram handles all the core functions of the Treo Pro effortlessly. This windows based mobile phone handles itself well in terms of performance and useability when compared to its price and should definitely be held in high regard.
Combining business and fashion can be a hard task for other mobile phone manufacturers, but not for Sony Ericsson. They have created the new Sony Ericsson Z770i which allows you to have a corporate-looking phone and a fashionable accessory at the same time.
