Reuben Lee | Nov 22, 2006

In case one thinks that the Palm OS is dead, having seen Palm switch camps to Windows Mobile on its
Treo 750v, that's not about to happen. It's announced that it will be shipping its latest Palm OS-powered cellular handheld, the
Treo 680, to Asia come December 8. A company representative has confirmed that Singapore will be first among the Asia-Pacific countries to get the new PDA-phone, though no dates have been set for the rest of the region.
Expected to retail at an auspicious S$888 (US$652.94), the Treo 680 ought to bring some festive cheer with its four color options comprising graphite, copper, arctic, and crimson. Just too bad Palm is rolling out only the graphite version for the Singapore launch. The most significant cosmetic upgrade of the Treo 680 over its Treo 650 predecessor is probably the antenna, or lack of. The former will also feature 64MB of onboard memory (with SD/MMC expansion), a VGA camera, 320 x 320-pixel touchscreen display and Bluetooth.
Get our early impressions of the Treo 680
here.
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ederic
Palm Treo 680's Philippine launch will be on November 29.
Nov 23, 2006 09:48