An ad by Sprint reveals the Palm Pixi sports Wi-Fi
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The second webOS handset, the Palm Pixi is due in the US on 15 November, but certainly the advertising campaign has already started. It will be one of Sprint´s leading devices to hit the shelves around the holidays. The really interesting thing, however, is the dedicated page shows the phone actually supports Wi-Fi. Quite odd really, since it´s the first time such an information has appeared. We guess this is a mistake that will be fixed soon, although we cannot help thinking what a nice surprise it would be if the manufacturer was to add a Wi-Fi module at the eleventh hour. Miracles do happen, especially around Christmas, don´t they?
source: Sprint via Engadget
source: Sprint via Engadget
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1. chicostyk posted on 20 Oct 2010, 01:44 0 0
It says WiFi "capable"? Could that be some kind of play on words?
2. acipollo posted on 03 Nov 2009, 09:31 0 0
I think it night be.. Doesn't it usually say the types of wifi it can use?
3. *HOVA* posted on 03 Nov 2009, 13:16 0 0
Sprint screws up ads all the time. I wouldn't hold my breath that it will be sporting Wi-Fi.
5. shimmyx20 posted on 03 Nov 2009, 14:53 0 0
from Engadget: "Sprint has a time-honored tradition of screwing up its ads. Remember the Palm OS-powered (yes, Palm OS, not webOS) Motorola Q2? How about the Pre's mythical tethering capability? Here's a new one to add to the history books: the "WiFi capable" Pixi, yours for just $99.99 after mail-in rebate. Count us in."
