Palm’s second webOS device, the Palm Pixi is expected to be released on October 20th. The Pixi will be available on Sprint Corporate stores as well as Best Buy locations. If it’s true means that the Palm Pixi will compete with other device such as the Motorola CLIQ, BlackBerry Storm 2 and Bold 9700 which is expected to be released around the same day.
Just to refresh your mind, Palm Pixi is the second webOS device after the Palm Pre which is already out before. The phone has the following specs:
- 2.63-inch multi-touch screen, 18-bit color, 320×400 resolution
- GPS
- 2 megapixel fixed focus camera
- 3.5 mm headphone jack
- Bluetooth 2.1
- 8 GB of storage built in
- Qualcomm MSM7627 chipset
- 55 mm x 111 mm x 10.85 mm; 99.5 grams
Not really great specs anyway since it has a lower camera resolution and screen size, and of course without Wi-Fi. So, anyone will still excited to wait for this phone?
[via: BGR]
July 18, 2010 at 7:30 pm
I should say that my decision to invest in a Palm Pixi with Sprint provider was each a rational and emotional one. I imply, the Palm Pixi is gorgeous and functional. And coupled with all the provider excellent of Sprint, it looks next to nothing brief of a revolution in the creating. I feel that Palm and Sprint have (virtually) hit it off famously. I did a lot of study just before obtaining the Pixi but overlooked at lowest one thing. The Pixi will not, yet, permit me synchronize my e-mails involving it and Outlook. As far as I’m concerned, that is a drawback I am facing unless Palm comes up with a alternative quickly. With my previous SmartPhone running a Windows OS, it was a snap to synchronize e-mails and other info with one’s Personal computer. But Pixi’s inability to do so is producing life a tiny difficult for me due to the fact I’ve to Bcc just about every e-mail, I send out, to my e-mail address after which manually transfer it on the ‘sent’ folder in Outlook. I hope Palm, or at lowest a third-party, will arrive up with a answer quite quickly which will quickly enable me synchronize all my e-mails, and ideally all important info, involving the Pixi and my office Personal computer.