Say "Hello!" to the Palm Eos

Not that it is official now, but at least the image of the next webOS phone is not that blurry this time. According to Engadget, the webOS-powered successor of the Centro will be called the Palm Eos and the cool thing is we have a lot of information regarding the hardware specs of the device. Like we said earlier, the new handset will be quite thinner than its big brother, the Pre, being just 10.6 mm/0.42 inches thick. A touch-sensitive screen is a must-have these days, of course, and in this case we have a 2.63-inch capacitive display with a resolution of 320x400 pixels. Not bad at all.


So far so good, but we also have a surprise for the AT&T customers here – the Palm Eos seems to support the 850/1900 bands. In addition, the spec list given by the source clearly says that “Contact sync with AT&T Address Book” is also present, so it seems AT&T will be selling the device in the US. Other features include 2MP flash camera, Bluetooth 2.1, A-GPS support, 4 GB of internal storage and naturally - integrated e-mail and IM clients. The most probable price for the next webOS handset has also been mentioned, it will sell at around $349 before rebates. Still, do not make haste to stash away your money, since it´s far from being clear cut yet. We hope to hear more of the Palm Eos soon enough and you’ll be the first to know when we do!

Palm Eos Preliminary Specifications

source: EngadgetMobile