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Palm Treo 750 launch presentation, including price and release date {Engadget Mobile}

Jan 4th 2007 2:39PM It's actually $499 before the rebate w/2 year activation. You only get the rebate if you buy the expensive data plan. Still a sweet phone though. *drool*

Palm Treo 680 launches on Cingular, $199 {Engadget Mobile}

Nov 22nd 2006 8:14AM Unlocked is $399 direct from Palm.

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