Palm Treo 650 (CDMA)
Treo to replace PDA (no Internet or email use)
I currently carry a Palm E2 and a cell phone and would like to combine them. I have no need to get the Internet or email on my cell phone so I would not use those options. I need to know:
1.) Would the Treo replace the Palm E2?
2.) Is the cell phone part of the Treo compromised to have the PDA function. If I want a good cell phone (reception and audibility), is it better to carry the two pieces of equipment?
Thanks for your help. I need to make the decision at the end of February.
1.) Would the Treo replace the Palm E2?
2.) Is the cell phone part of the Treo compromised to have the PDA function. If I want a good cell phone (reception and audibility), is it better to carry the two pieces of equipment?
Thanks for your help. I need to make the decision at the end of February.
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mullinator, you probably already made your decesion but in case anyone else has the same question...
i recently switched to the treo 650 from a Tungsten T3 and a Moto E815. I don't know why i didn't do it sooner.
like you, i don't need the internet or email so i didn't have to change my plan (i ended up adding more text msgs because the chat feature is fantastic).
i actually find the treo easier to use than the t3 and haven't had to sacrafice a thing.
the phone is a little larger than your normal mobile phone but it worth every ounce.
i recently switched to the treo 650 from a Tungsten T3 and a Moto E815. I don't know why i didn't do it sooner.
like you, i don't need the internet or email so i didn't have to change my plan (i ended up adding more text msgs because the chat feature is fantastic).
i actually find the treo easier to use than the t3 and haven't had to sacrafice a thing.
the phone is a little larger than your normal mobile phone but it worth every ounce.
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