Palm Treo 755p Review
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- AC Adapter
- USB Data Cable
- Stereo Headset
- Li-Ion Battery
Design:
The 755p comes in four color schemes; Blue and Burgundy for Sprint, Azure Green for Verizon, and Black for Alltel. The design is very similar to past Treos, but there are noticeable differences such as the internal antenna. The phone is also nearly two millimeters thinner than its 700p predecessor.

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The colored portion of the body is constructed with the increasingly common soft-touch paint. This makes the 755p easy to grip and gives it a lush, quality feel. Being a candybar phone the front is dominated by the display and keypad. The touch-sensitive display is 320x320 and features 65k colors and by our measurement approximately 2.5”. It is plenty bright and easily readable . Below it is a cluster of keys, including the Send and End keys and a five way directional pad. There are also four dedicated hotkeys for Phone, Calendar, Messaging and Home. Along with the display, these buttons are all housed in silver trim. The bottom third of the phone features a full QWERTY keypad. The keys that share a number are white, while the rest of the keys match the body color. All of the keys are large enough for even the most fat-fingered user to type quickly. They all have a good feel and a “pop” to them when pressed.
The sides of the phone also feature silver accenting. On the left you will find a volume rocker and multifunction key. On the right an infrared port sits at the top and the miniSD cover is about halfway down. Thankfully the cover is easy to open, and you do not have to take the back off to access the memory slot. Along the top is a slider that toggles the phone into silent mode. The bottom houses the familiar Palm proprietary charging/data port as well as a 2.5mm headphone jack.

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