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Treo 300
Mon Oct 14, 2002 - 2:39 AM EDT - By Michael Ducker Dieter Bohn
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Introduction > Overview Vision SMS and Email Voicemail Sprint Services Accessories, Battery... Conclusion
Overview Dieter: The Treo 300 is very similar to the 270 – same screen, virtually all the same software (with a few exceptions, see below), and so on. The top does extend a bit further than the 270’s, and because there is no SIM door, you have to deal with the FCC label ugliness on the back. On the other hand, sometimes the SIM door on the 270 makes it feel flimsy when I am typing, the 300 feels very, very solid.
Michael: The shape of the Treo 300 is actually slightly different on the bottom to. Where as the Treo 270 and 180 taper to a very thin bottom, the Treo 300 doesn’t have this taper, and is just a bit more brick-like. This also changes the balance of the Treo 300 and it seems easier to hold in your hands. The Treo 300 has an attractive light metallic color to it, and Handspring’s logo has been diminished too make way for Sprint’s logo.Next Page: Vision >>
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Name Treo 300
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Company Handspring
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Battery Life 2.5 hrs talk, 150 hrs standby
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Other Features Jog rocker, Ringer switch with vibrate option, Headset jack, Personal speakerphone, Protective flip lid, Microphone, Backlit keyboard
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OS Palm OS 3.5.2H
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Screen Color (12-bit)
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Memory 16 MB
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Weight 5.7 oz
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Size 4.4" x 2.8" x .82"
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Color Silver>
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