NEWS ALERT - Seeing Triple
NEWS ALERT Seeing Triple 22 March 2002 - Handspring's Treo, the world's first GSM mobile phone, Palm OS organiser and wireless solution integrated in one 11 cm by 7 cm package, goes on sale in the UK. As more and more people start to carry mobile phones and handheld computers, it presents a breakthrough product for those people who want to consolidate their information. The new Treo is now available from all major resellers including Dixons, Carphone Warehouse and BT Cellnet stores and on the Handspring website www.handspring.co.uk. About Treo Treo is a compact communicator that integrates the functions of a mobile phone and a handheld computer with Web browsing and text messaging. Treo is small, measuring 11cm x 6.9cm x 1.8 cm and weighing only 147 grams, but its flip-open design makes possible a large screen suitable for Web page viewing and text messaging. The Treo has a rechargeable battery, a rocker switch for easy on-handed navigation and a speakerphone. With Treo, dialling and caller recognition from contact databases, thousands of entries are easier than ever before. Treo users also have access to the broader Internet through Handspring's award-winning Blazer web browser, optimised for use on communicators and handheld computers. Blazer provides fast access to almost any site on the Internet, not just those web sites designed exclusively for mobile access. Treo also includes standard Palm OS features like desktop synchronisation with email clients such as Microsoft Outlook and Lotus Notes, and compatibility with thousands of Palm OS applications. For further information please contact: The Handspring Team Bite Communications Ltd Tel: 020 8741 1123 Email: handspring@bitepr.com * Images have been distributed to the picture desk * ------------------------------------------------------------ This information was brought to you by Waymaker http://www.waymaker.net The following files are available for download: http://www.waymaker.net/bitonline/2002/03/22/20020322BIT00950/wkr0001.doc http://www.waymaker.net/bitonline/2002/03/22/20020322BIT00950/wkr0002.pdf