Spring getting green and rose colored Centros

Spring getting green and rose colored Centros

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Published on: 15 October, 2008 by PhoneArena Team

Spring getting green and rose colored Centros

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The color whirl continues, as Palm announced two new colors for the Centro on Sprint's network. The olive green and rose colored devices will sport a new soft paint finish and 128 MB RAM (twice as much as what was initially included with the Centro). The colors are believed to be a fashion expression. “Olive green and Vibrant rose are both strong fashion colors, offering a sense of sophistication and elegance," said Leatrice Eiseman, executive director of the Pantone Color Institute®.

The new devices are slated to be available for $79.99 on a two year agreement, and will be available in most stores on November 2nd.

Palm Centro Specifications | Review

source: Business Wire via EngadgetMobile

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Thank goodness for the RAM upgrade! It's nice to see the PDA's getting cheaper too. Good job Sprint!
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The RAM upgrade is a definant improvement over the previous "model." Still waiting to for the "Centro 2" to drop though.
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I know I am going to get flamed by all the palm lovers, but what does Palm have to offer as a smartphone that WM or blackberry dont? Or, I guess the better question is what sets them apart from the field above the others? I honestly think that Palm is a great phone, but has struck out on todays standards of smartphones. I guess they have a market, or they wouldnt be selling as many units as they do, but what are the benefits?
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well the centro offers a small device with a robust portfolio of available software and a touchscreen for a low, low price. It is the obvious choice of smartphone for anyone who owns a mac but prefers a physical keyboard to touchscreen-only iphone.
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the niche that they have is the ease of use... i am probably going to get flamed for this, but the iphone platform, in my opinion is a revised version of the palm os... very easy to use... just click the action you want to launch... and has a physical keyboard... and there are a lot of businesses that run goodlink applications, which is available on the palm os...
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