If Craig were here he'd say, and I'd echo, that people have been predicting the death of Palm since before day one, and the Treo 755p stands up well against any device on the market. Sure, there are some people who want what Palm doesn't offer, but there are some people who want what ANY technology doesn't offer. I'd like all the things on the list, and I've complained over the years about this feature or that, but that notwithstanding, the Treo 650/700 saw an explosion of Treos on the market, and the 755p is better than those devices in almost every way. OK, miniSD kinda sucks, but other than that. . .
I've had the 755p for two months now and it'll probably keep me happy until 1H08 when Palm will probably release a Linux-based box that should be great! Cheers, Don -----Original Message----- From: [email protected] [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] On Behalf Of Sandro Campos Mancini Sent: Saturday, August 25, 2007 9:47 AM To: [email protected] Subject: Re: [Treo] Palm Responds to Engadget I simply don't believe him. This is Palm's PR bullshit machine in action once again. They have been promising MANY things during the last YEARS ans delivered very little. Palm will either release a decent Smartphone in 2008 with PalmOS 2, or cease to exist (as a Smartphone player, it may survive by selling reheated models and expanding in third world markets and in the bargain market in developed countries by going low-cost through price cuts and carrier subsidies, but it will just be a blip in the Smartphone radar, a sad remain of the tsunami the Treo once was. - - - - - Sandro Campos Mancini -----Original Message----- From: JLV <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> Date: Saturday, Aug 25, 2007 9:14 am Subject: [Treo] Palm Responds to Engadget To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]: [email protected] Thanks Engadget > >Dear Peter, Ryan and Joshua: > >Thank you for the very thoughtful post about Palm. I really >appreciate the fact that you guys and others care enough to take the >time to write such a comprehensive list of actions. I forwarded it to >our entire executive staff and many others at Palm have read it. >Although I can't say I agree with every point, many are right on. We >are attacking almost every challenge you noted, so stay tuned. Let's >remember that it is very early in the evolution of the smartphone and >there is enormous opportunity for us to innovate. We have only just >begun to fight! > >Thank you for taking the time to write. I really do take your >comments to heart and I know the team at Palm is totally committed to >delivering the best mobile computing solutions in the world. > >-Ed Colligan Yahoo! Groups Links
