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Treo-Gear.com adds the Palm Treo 700w Smartphone—the first Palm phone device available on Windows Mobile platform—to its already vast selection of Treo devices. The Treo 700w is a full-featured phone with easy-to-navigate features and high-speed CDMA networking capabilities that successfully combines phone
email
organizer
messaging
Web browser and camera in one small device.

“With the Treo 700w
users get the power of a Windows Mobile environment with the speed of high-speed
broadband internet access and the one-handed navigation of a Treo Smartphone
” says Jennifer Bean
IS Director of eCommerce at Treo-Gear.com.

Treo 700w Accessories
such as a 512 MB or 1 GB expansion card
Bluetooth headsets
optional screenguards and versatile cases make the 700w’s functionality truly exceptional. Plus the device’s integrated QWERTY keyboard with 5-way navigator—Windows Mobile 5 action keys—in the center of the phone allows users to access everything with one hand. Scroll messages
scan Web pages
read documents and find phone numbers easily.

Central to the device’s functionality is an enhanced Today Screen system
a Windows Mobile-based experience that gives users access to their phone numbers
calendar appointments
unread emails
Web searches and more without the need to go through a menu screen.

“We are pleased to offer this user-friendly
high-functioning device and huge selection of quality Treo accessories to our customers
” Bean says. “This ultra-portable device allows users to stay in touch with home and office while on the go without the need of a laptop.”

For quick information access and versatile usability
The Treo 700w Smartphone is Palm’s first to integrate EvDO
the latest generation of high-speed CDMA networks
which supports download speeds of 400-600 Kbps. The device has 128 MB of memory
60
user storage and a 1.3 megapixel camera with 2x zoom.

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