Sprint selling Samsung m510, Palm Treo 755p

by Chris Ziegler posted May 14th 2007 at 3:31PM

In the market for a fancy flip? A mild update to an ancient smartphone, perhaps? Either way, Sprint's got you covered -- both the Samsung m510 and the Palm Treo 755p have gone live on the carrier's website. Despite the fact that the 755p's available in two snazzy colors, the m510 wins the fashion competition hands down in your choice of black or pink. As we mentioned earlier, get it for $129.99 on contract or rebates; the 755p will run ya another $150 at $279.99.

[Thanks, Jon and Travis]

Read - Samsung m510 (black)
Read - Samsung m510 (pink)
Read - Palm Treo 755p (burgundy)
Read - Palm Treo 755p (blue)

Filed under: Handsets, Palm, Samsung, Sprint, 1xRTT, EV-DO, CDMA

Tags: 755p, garnet, m510, palm, palm os, PalmOs, samsung, sprint, sprint nextel, sprint-nextel, SprintNextel, treo

Reader Comments (Page 1 of 1)

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Grimm @ May 14th 2007 3:48PM

Too bad they didn't get the PPC-6800 as well. My PPC-6700 is old now...

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steve s @ May 14th 2007 5:01PM

Does this mean that a VZ version of the 755p will not be far behind?

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Harry @ May 14th 2007 6:17PM

Before you buy one of those Palms, go listen to one of the recent (First of May 2007) Cellphone Junkie podcasts. listen to what they have to say about the Palm, then decide.

Keep in mind - it's one man's opinion though.
I have never used a Palm Pilot, so I don't really know &*#@ from shinola about them.

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sammy b @ May 15th 2007 12:46AM

Palm is still alive ??? No thanks , my Sprint Moto Q works very well.

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