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My Palm Treo 650

Posted by Ederic in Palm OS, Palm Treo on 11-08-2007

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From ederic@cyberspace, my main blog:


(Photo courtesy of my friend Bing)

Here’s a photo of my newly acquired Palm Treo 650. I got this secondhand unit for only P9,500 last July 21 in one of the stalls in Greenhills.

For those who are not familiar with Palm products, the Palm Treo 650 is a cellphone, personal digital assistant, portable MP3 and video player, digital camera, ebook reader and “game and watch” in one.

Intro

Posted by Ederic in Palm OS, Palm Users on 11-08-2007

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My name is Ederic, and I’m a Palm addict.

I started using a Palm –my girlfriend’s m130–in early 2003. Later that year, I bought my first Palm handheld–a Palm m100, which I eventually sold to a friend because I bought another friend’s m505. I later upgraded to a Palm m515.

Just last month, I bought a secondhand Treo 650. I’ve been playing with it for the past few weeks, installing and uninstalling programs while discovering more things that the Treo could do.

In this blog, I’ll be sharing with you my Palm Treo experience.

By the way, my favorite programs — other than Bewejeled, of course — are eReader, funSMS and AvantGo.