Palm Treo 700p now available from Verizon

by Thomas Ricker posted May 22nd 2006 at 5:00AM

Ok Treo fans, best get a-clickin' because Verizon is first from the gate with the launch of the Palm Treo 700p. Just don't freak when you see the VZW asking price of ~~$399~~ $499, mkay? They'll be knockin' off an additional hundie once the total is tallied in hopes of making you feel special about your lack of WiFi support. Now hold tight if you're just gagging for Sprint's service -- we expect they'll be getting the lead-out any day now.

[Thanks to everyone who sent this in]

Tags: 700p,palm, palm os, PalmOs, treo, verizon, verizon wireless, VerizonWireless

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J.R. @ May 22nd 2006 5:08AM

woot!!

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Headake @ May 22nd 2006 8:32AM

Sprint Treo 700p Expected to ship in 1 week
Verizon Wireless Treo 700p Expected to ship in 3-4 weeks

Treo smartphone shipping information: Updated May 22, 2006
http://web.palm.com/support/special_shipping_msg.jhtml

Verizon has it on their website, but I don't think they will ship it until a few weeks.

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Nodnetni @ May 22nd 2006 9:31AM

Yeah you can count Sprint in on this.

http://www.palm.com/us/products/smartphones/treo700p/index.html?sssdmh=dm13.113041

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kenn @ May 23rd 2006 11:36AM

I'll wait to upgrade from my 600 until someone adds wifi to these pdaphones, yat still gives me one for around $300.

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