Excerpt: The Palm Treo 700wx comes to the Canadian market with some much needed improvements and much needed upgrades such as the 64MB of RAM (up from the 32MB in the 700w).
Conclusion: The Treo is hard to beat in any form, and the 700wx improves on the 700w by adding more memory. This and the 700w are by far the easiest Windows Mobile Pocket PC phones...
Pros: Great design and QWERTY keyboard make the Treo a breeze to use on the go. Palm's software enhancements are a strong value-added that further increase ease of use. Larg...
Cons: Camera is the pits, 240 x 240 resolution display means you see less on screen compared to most other Windows Mobile PPC phones and the Palm OS Treo 700p. Occasional co...
Conclusion: The 700wx is a small upgrade to the 700w, but it's neither as easy to use as the Treo 700p nor as powerful as other competing Windows Mobile devices.
Pros: More memory than Treo 700w. Easy to dial the phone and use in one hand.
Cons: Low-res, cramped screen. Expensive. Some software instability.
Excerpt: In late 2006, Palm's Treo 700w received a quiet upgrade to the 700wx, which has the same design and runs the same OS but contains enhancements under
Excerpt: Vodafone was the first mobile operator to launch the GSM-based Treo 750v Windows Mobile device, following the exclusive deal Palm offered to Verizon Wireless for the Treo
Conclusion: This is a great device. Is it perfect? No. Is it the best Smart phone you can get? Nope - not even close.
Pros: Great design, Easy to use, Fast EvDO connectivity, compatible with thousands of programs out of the box, Windows OS, DUN supported, Push Email capable out of the box, ...
Cons: No included case, screen protector or car charger.