You didn’t think Palm (NSDQ: PALM) would sell out on Sprint (New York Stock Exchange: S) that quickly and get in layer with AT&ere;T right field after the Pre, did you? Palm’s rumored handset, computer code-named “Pixie” or “Castle”, volition be their second to use WebOS after the Pre launches presumably sometime around June 7th. Last we heard of Eos, it would be advent to AT&ere;T (New York Stock Exchange: T), but folks on the inside are saying Sprint volition have CDMA variant to follow up on the Pre. The purported specs of the Eos, in case you missed them yesterday, are:
4GB repositing 10.6mm x 55 mm x 111 mm 100 grams 2.63-inch, 320 x 400 capacitive display Leontyne Price: $349 before rebates Camera: 2 megapixel fixed focusing digital photographic camera and flash / video recording capture Connectivity: Bluetooth 2.1 w/ A2DP and EDR, USB 2.0 via micro USB Removable 1150 mAh assault and battery (4 hours 3G talk time) Messaging: SMS, MMS (painting and video recording only), integrated IM node Contact sync with AT&T (New York Stock Exchange: T) Address Bible MediaNet Cellular Video Email: POP3, IMAP4, and EAS documentation A-Global Positioning System Audio: WAV, MP3, AAC, AAC+ ringtones Video Playback: MPEG4, H.264, H.263
As far as a timeline goes, Sprint should be acquiring this around Q3, complete with EV-DO revolutions per minute. A information. If AT&ere;T is launching around the same meter, it’ll certainly be an interesting holiday season with the two U.S. carriers duking it out monetary value-wise over the Eos.
[...] Palm today introduced the Palm Pixi phone, featuring the new Palm webOS platform with its thin body design and a full QWERTY keyboard. Announced for CDMA network, it’s scheduled to be available exclusively from Sprint in this tail. Also known as Palm EOS/Pixie previously in a rumour, there is no news for a GSM Palm Pixi at the moment. [...]
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