I called Sprint about the Palm Pro and it is $599.99. New customers get $200 instant savings and $100 mail in rebate. As far is the telesales Rep (mark) told me, the phone is suppose to launch March 15. He is suppose to call me back Sunday afternoon. I also went into a sprint store and the Sprint rep showed me a email he received from Sprint on March 9 that said the Palm Pro will launch March 15. So I guess we shall see.

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Any updates on the Palm Treo Pro?

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Oh … and fuck you, coward.

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I am thankful to the Sprint Rep that allowed me to examine his phone. I loved it and would be so happy if I could purchase it this weekend. I read another post where the poster said it could be available on the 22nd.

I’ve got my fingers crossed.

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Don’t call, you get idiots. go into a big store. Thay have an advocaters model just returned to them with a software update.

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Please let me know if he does call you.

I’ve been waiting a long time for this phone.

Thanks!

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Really? Where?

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Everyone has different needs. For people wanting a non-slider messaging form factor, windows mobile and a very powerful smartphone with all the features, I say to give this a look. It is not the latest of the Swiss Arny knife form factors or the latest announced but not delivered operating system, but it is the perfection of the the 700w, 700wx, 800w and now Pro line. The previous one, the 800w had ended up like the 700w, lots of problems and short lived.

* Nice bright screen with excellent resolution for its size
* Good ergonometic keyboard
* very fast
* excellent audio
* good size battery
* Wifi
* Expandable memory
* Autonomous GPS

I asked: When will it be for sale? The guy who had the Pro told me that they had been asked to take down the adverting, posters and video presentations two weeks ago and told to put them back up a couple of days ago. He said he will put a hold on one for me and to check back on the weekend if he didn’t call me first.

When it comes to Windows mobile 6.5, doubtless Sprint will have some HTC models with this at the end of 2009, but for the meantime the Treo Pro is excellent.

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DISCLAIMER: I am not an expert.

However, in my opinion, the Palm Treo Pro is a very fine phone. The product feels like a high-end piece of hardware; durable casing, fast processor, aesthetically pleasing, etc.
This is a professional looking phone that definetly bridges the gap between professional and casual use.

The Sprint rep says that he hasn’t had any problems with the phone and states that in his opinion the phone is definetly worth waiting for. He did not give any information as far as the reason for the launch date being delayed.

At this point, I am definetly inclined to wait for this phone. I was thinking of getting the HTC Touch Pro but in my opinion it has a cheap feel. I was told by another Sprint Rep that it would probably be 2-3 years before Sprint got the HTC Touch Pro2, which looks like a great phone that will run Windows Mobile/Phone 6.5. (I don’t know how true that is)

Just wanted to pass on this information and I hope that someone finds it useful.

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No reflective surfaces in your cave, mouth-breather?

Fuck you, cunt-stain.

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I’m unconcerned what suits your panties, friend-o’bitchboy

Go fuck yourself [again], TwinkleToes.

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You are such an idiot, you try to come off as this intelligent know-it-all. Obviously you have no idea what “LIBEL” means. The Attorney would have to be the one who wrote a false publication that damages another person’s reputation, “slanderous statements.”

Try reading that engadget article again, the ‘patent’ attorney was asked questions about the “PATENT.” The attorney did not mention anything about alpha-code, it was the engadget writer. Your pathetic attempt at spin does not work with me

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No! You haven’t. The record speaks for itself -regardless- of your innuendo and false-assumptions which cannot be proven.

No one is claiming Engadget is as pure as your jesus-carrier, but no attorney worth their salt would state that what Palm was presenting was ALPHA-code **unless** that is what had been shared with them by Palm … unless this same attorney is volunteering to be sued for -libel-.

It is simply laughable to believe otherwise, especially given the creaming-panty reception Engadget has written about this new toy.

How many attorneys have you employed in your pillaging of the world’s resources? … Thought so.

Got it, mental-midget?

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First off, you are a very insecure person, who probably suffers from social anxiety disorder. That being said, show me ONE Palm official who says the Pre is in alpha code, NO-ONE other than Palm officials were allowed to test out the Pre, UI, etc. I have learned that writers tend to exaggerate, engadget writers in particular!

Before you start hurling insults you need to learn to comprehend what you read, here is the paragraph from engadget:

“Second, while we can sit here and play with an iPhone to figure out what exactly Apple’s trying to patent, we really don’t have much to go on with the Pre apart from some brief hands-on time with “UNITS” running alpha-level code at CES, so we can’t really make definitive calls one way or another. A lot can change between now and whenever the Pre is launched, so while we’re going to do our best to identify the elements of the Pre and the iPhone that could potentially infringe Apple or Palm patents, treat the Pre stuff with an extra dose of salt.”

Did you read it again and understand it?… The units engadget “briefly” saw MAY have been alpha, there is no mention from Palm whether there were alpha or beta units at CES.

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http://www.engadget.com/2009/01/28/apple-vs-palm-the-in-depth-analysis/

Get your shit together -before- you allege such bullshit again, moron. Clear?

Don’t like getting what you give? Tough.

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