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02-28-2008, 01:23 PM
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 |  Upgrade from 650? Just coming back to Treo after needing to use Blackberry for a couple of years due to the job I had. Still have my old 650 and it was a workhorse. The only issue I have had in the past with it is the small memory, but the new SD cards are relatively huge, cheap and I believe all I need to do is get one and move most of my programs and large data files there and avoid the memory problem. (I have over 2,000 contacts.) Is that correct? What other benefits would there be to upgrading, and if I do, which Treo should I should I consider (we use Verizon and I am a road warrior)? Thanks. |
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02-28-2008, 10:39 PM
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| Since you seem to be a fan of the Palm OS, go with the 755p.
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03-09-2008, 05:14 PM
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  | Hi. Well, the 755p is a CDMA phone, but you'd have to go to the 680 for an upgrade from the 650. Loved my 650 and liked the 680 even more. Don't miss the added weight. Geo
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