Treo 750 Review

The Palm Treo 750 is one the greatly anticipated Treo releases in quite some time. With the Treo 750v having been out for months in Europe, much has been written about the latest Treo model. Due to issues with FCC certification, the Treo 750 release was pushed back from early December to the first week of January. It also marks the debut of the first Windows Mobile powered Treo smartphone on a GSM network in the US (Both Sprint and Verizon use CDMA technology). The Treo 750 also marks the first Palm release to support 3G promising increased bandwidth up to 384 Kbps. The Treo 750 and all the new features come neatly bundled in a new form factor with an easy-to-grip rubberized coating. In this review, we'll take a comprehensive look at the features of the new Treo 750. If you are interested in a particular section or feature, you can select from the table of contents on the right.

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What's In The Box

The Palm Treo 750 shipped with the following:

• Palm Treo 750 smart device
• Treo 750 Getting Started CD including Treo 750 User Guide, Microsoft ActiveSync 4.2 Connectivity Software, Microsoft Outlook 2002
• Travel Charger
• USB Sync Cable
• Rechargeable Lithium ion 1200 mAh battery
• Wired Headset

The Cingular Treo 750 comes with the following software preinstalled.

• ActiveSync
• Alarm Clock
• Bubble Breaker
• Calculator
• Camera (pictures and video)
• File Explorer
• Good Mobile Messaging stub application
• Internet Explorer Mobile
• Microsoft Office Outlook Mobile: Email, Calendar, Contacts, Tasks, Notes
• Microsoft Office Mobile Suite: Word Mobile, Excel Mobile, PowerPoint Mobile
• ModemLink
• Picsel PDF Viewer
• Pocket MSN
• Quick Tour
• Search
• SIM Manager
• SMS / MMS Messaging with chat view
• Solitaire
• Sounds Manager
• Terminal Services Client
• Voice Command
• Windows Media Player
• Wired Car Kit Support
• Xpress Mail

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