Palm Pre Specs Include 3.1-Inch Touchscreen, 3-Megapixel Camera
By: Nicholas Kolakowski
2009-04-08
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Palm released the specs for the upcoming Palm Pre, the smartphone that the company is relying upon to help regain its much-eroded market share in the mobile arena. The smartphone will include both a touchscreen and a physical QWERTY keypad, and run on the new Palm WebOS. Palm hopes the Pre will eclipse both the iPhone and products from Research In Motion.
With potentially its existence on the line, Palm released new specs for its Palm Pre smartphone, the device it hopes will help it reclaim market share from the Apple iPhone and Research In Motion’s Blackberry devices.
The Pre itself will be released later in 2009, according to the company. Analysts have suggested that anything less than success for the phone in the marketplace may very well result in the implosion of the company, which has lost ground to Apple and RIM over the past few years.
Sprint Nextel has exclusive U.S. rights to sell the Palm Pre through the end of 2009, and announced on March 12 that users of the new smartphone would have a choice of individual, family and business plans. Pricing for the individual Everything Data 450, 900 and Unlimited Plans will start at $69.99 per month, according to reports.
Sprint previewed the phone at the 2009 CTIA in Las Vegas, and has now released the specs for the phone on their site.
Specs
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Microsoft Outlook email with Microsoft Direct Push Technology, and POP3/IMAP (Yahoo, Gmail, AOL and others).
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Supported audio formats include MP3, AAC, AAC+, AMR, QCELP, and WAV.
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