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Sprint offers the Treo Pro at last

Sprint offers the Treo Pro at last

Posted: 15 Mar 2009, 11:39, by Alan F.

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After a few months of delays and changes in launch dates, we can now tell you that the Treo Pro is available from Sprint after watching Alltel and Bell release their own models of the handset. The long awaited device runs on Windows Mobile 6.1 and is equipped with a 2MP camera, 2.5 inch touchscreen display, QWERTY keyboard, Sprint TV, and 3G connectivity through Sprint's EV-DO Rev. A network. The device costs $549.99 but a $250 instant haircut and a $100 mail-in rebate bring the final cost down to $199.99 with your signature on a new two year contract. Oh, and to qualify for the rebate, you need to sign up for Sprint's Everything plan. March 15th may soon become a National holiday. Oh, it's a great day to be an American.

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1. Jyakotu posted on 20 Oct 2010, 01:42 0 0

How do people type with a keyboard so small?

3. htsee posted on 15 Mar 2009, 12:14 0 0

its not that much different than the curve

8. Jyakotu posted on 15 Mar 2009, 17:19 0 0

I can type on a Curve and even a Pearl! I just can't type on a Treo. The keys are too small.

10. awesomeanthony posted on 15 Mar 2009, 19:57 0 0

Wow you're an idiot its not anything like the curve. Get a clue dude.

13. htsee posted on 17 Mar 2009, 19:48 0 0

keyboard wise, its similar to the curve... the feedback is different, but i was referring to the size of the keys, and the layout...

2. htsee posted on 15 Mar 2009, 12:13 0 0

"...to qualify for the rebate, you need to sign up for Sprint's Everything plan." This is not true. All Everything Data plans (450, 900, or Simply Everything, as well as Everything Data Share 1500 and 3000) qualify; or, one can choose to simply add the $25 data (as opposed to $15 for internet only) to their current plan. The $25 data plan gives access to internet, e-mail, sprint navigation, and sprint tv.

5. DonLouie posted on 15 Mar 2009, 15:50 0 0

Ever since the iphone did it and Sprint followed with the Instinct and soon to be Pre people want to think this is for every new phone. While the previously mentioned phones have plan restrictions the rest of the lineup need those plans to get the rebate price not to activate them

9. htsee posted on 15 Mar 2009, 18:39 0 0

to get the rebate... PDA, BlackBerry and smartphones - Requires one of the following plans or add-ons: Simply Everything or Simply Everything Family plan ($99.99 for individual) ($189.99 for families) Everything Data or Everything Data Family plan ($69.99or $89.99 for individuals) ($129.99 or $169.99 for families) Data Premier Add-on ($25/line) PRO Pack Add-on ($30/line) PhoneArena should correct the above article.

4. krys2110 posted on 15 Mar 2009, 12:25 0 0

or the $30 data plan gives you unlimited text with internet access, email, navigation and sprint tv.

6. idiotwind13 posted on 15 Mar 2009, 16:06 0 0

Wow, I have not been keeping up... I didn't realize Sprints plans were so cheap comparatively. How is it that they still cant gain customers?