Palm Philippines has announced the availability of the Palm Centro in the Philippines.
The website said the Centro is available from leading retail outlets for P 17,490.
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Palm Philippines has announced the availability of the Palm Centro in the Philippines.
The website said the Centro is available from leading retail outlets for P 17,490.
Too bad it is not 3G.
Asus, matapos ako bumili ng iPhone. With the 7K difference, I want to faint.
[...] Sa MakaPalm naman, bagong balita ang pagdating sa Pilipinas ng Palm Centro. [...]
geek inside alert! :p
I am working on a solution for a client who wants to implement a hand-held solution for about 500 sales people nationwide. What is the best hand-held device right now?
Arbet: Hopefully the next Palm will be be wifi enabled.
Connie: Hehe, di na nakahintay. Tagal kasi nilabas dito.
Laarnie: LOL.
Bloggista: Sent you a private e-mail.
The best handhelds for Sales Force Automation would be ones running on Windows Mobile. There are a lot of local developers already developing mobile business applications on the platform and a lot of local companies are using it already. The best brand would be HTC because they are readily available from your telco’s corporate plans (Globe & Smart). Why is it important to get from your telco? because you just pay for the plan and handsets are free. Just remember to bluff about your data usage to your account manager so you can negotiate for cheap plans. HTC is a good brand and they also manufacture the Treo 750 for Palm among others (like the XDAs, iPAQs, Dopod, AT&T, and the upcoming Sony Ericsson XPeria).
I belive the upcoming Treo 800 would have WiFi built-in
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[...] is now available in two colors: black onyx and glacier white. Palm Centro was only in white when it debuted here last [...]
[...] Centro was launched in the United Kingdom on Valentines Day. Two months later, Palm announced its availability in the Philippines. Philippine cellphone networks use GSM technology, like its European [...]
The best handhelds for Sales Force Automation would be ones running on Windows Mobile. There are a lot of local developers already developing mobile business applications on the platform and a lot of local companies are using it already. The best brand would be HTC because they are readily available from your telco’s corporate plans (Globe & Smart). Why is it important to get from your telco? because you just pay for the plan and handsets are free. Just remember to bluff about your data usage to your account manager so you can negotiate for cheap plans. HTC is a good brand and they also manufacture the Treo 750 for Palm among others (like the XDAs, iPAQs, Dopod, AT&T, and the upcoming Sony Ericsson XPeria).
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