The Palm Centro is an entry-level smartphone but includes plenty of features. The Centro is available in both a CDMA version for Verizon Wireless and Sprint as well as a GSM version for AT&T. Unlocked Centros are also sold. This smartphone has 64 MB of memory and a 320 X 320 color screen that has a slightly smaller diagonal than other Palm screens of the same measurement. Palm Centros are available in arctic, crimson, copper and graphite.
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Product Description
| The Palm Centro Smartphone gives you voice, chat-style messaging, email and web, along with a color touch screen and even a full keyboard. So you can say L8R to those tricky keys on your cell phone. All of this in a phone that's a whole lot smaller than you think, which means you can take Centro anywhere and keep up with friends in every way possible. Camera 1.3 megapixels with 2x digital zoom and video capture Battery - removable 1150mAh, lithium-ion Up to 4 hours talk time, or up to 300 hours standby time Expansion - microSD card slot (up to 4GB supported) Connector - Multi-connector Software built into the device - Bluetooth, Calculator, Calendar, Camcorder, Camera, Contacts, Documents to Go Professional Edition 10, Email (VersaMail 4.0), Google Maps for Mobile (may not be supported in certain areas or by certain carriers), HotSync, Memos, Messaging, My Centro, Phone, Pics and Video, PocketTunes, Quick Tour, Tasks, Voice Dial, Voice Memo, Web (Blazer 4.5), World Clock In the box - Palm Centro Smartphone with touch screen Rechargeable, removable battery AC charger USB sync cable User documentation Palm Desktop software CD Headset Desktop or laptop system requirements - Windows XP/Vista or Mac OS X v10.2-10.4 Unit Dimensions - 4.22 L x 2.11 W x 0.73 D; Weight - 4.4 oz |
Product Details
- Display - 320x320 pixel transflective color touch screen, supports 16-bit color (up to 65K colors)
- Radio - GSM/GPRS/EDGE class 10 radio, quad band world phone (850/900/1800/1900MHz)
- Platform - Palm OS by ACCESS 5.4.9
- Bluetooth v1.2
- Memory - up to 64MB available user storage
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Customer Reviews
 The Greatest Phone I've Ever Owned... |
| Review Date: June 5, 2009 |
| Reviewer: Billy E. White, Stewart Co |
| I purchased this phone for two reasons. First, I needed a phone because I couldn't keep a good case on my Motorola Razor. And second, my wife needed a new phone badly. My razor was about a year old, so I would buy me what I was looking for (no flipper or slider; but had full key board). This is what I came up with. My Wife keeps the Razor in her pocket without a case anyways. She was happy. I was really, really happy. This phone performs so well and looks so professional, I want it's premium model when It's upgrade time, even if I have to pay some. It does have a bug here and there but MOST of those can be worked out - seriously. I have AT&T, you HAVE to call and get your ring time extended from 20 to 30. Seriously, to have plenty of time, that has to be done. And the phone itself is awesome. All I can say is keep your upgrades up. Keep it updated. |
| Even better than my old classic treo 650 |
| Review Date: August 16, 2009 |
| Reviewer: Maximo Agrazal, Panama |
| When I bought this phone my main concern was the keyboard (I have experienced the 650 so knew about the good quality), but although the keyboard is "compressed" I can easily tap all the letters with minimum to cero problems.
Also, all of my friends could (it takes just a little practice, some times a little patience also). The best thing is all the applications available that I can easily install in this phone. It never resets, never gets frozen. I can just give it a: two thumbs up! |
| Awesome except.. |
| Review Date: June 22, 2009 |
| Reviewer: Jen!, California, USA |
| LOved it. Even after the second one broke I bought another one. I would buy this at At&t rather then other companies. Also i just wanted to mention the fact the Palm Centro has a touchsreen keyboard too. Just press the options buttons go right then go down to Keyboard and tap it. Wala! Touchsreen Keyboard, although easier to use with the sylus than bare hands.
P.S the only fault that I have with this phone is the freezing. |
| one crazy annoying glitch that was solved by palm.com after 7+ calls |
| Review Date: August 16, 2009 |
| Reviewer: sine quinn non, washington, dc |
| i kept getting alerts every 3 or 4 minutes saying that there was some error with my mail system, and i did not have email on my plan .. it took many calls but the folks at [....] were patient ... i did a hard reset and they helped me do it without losing my info .. so all's well that ends well... |
| Great palm smartphone!!! |
| Review Date: August 5, 2009 |
| Reviewer: Rolando Martinez, Guatemala |
| I just bought this Palm Centro a week ago. For now I am impressed with the versatility the phones gives me for making calls, handling contacts and appointments. And cause it's based on palm OS I installed a couple of apps I used to had in my TX. They work just fine.
I read a couple of reviews where the guys were complaining about locking a freezing. I experienced it a couple of times receiving calls, but cause of my expertise with palm devices, I decided to make a hard reset and voilá!! everything is working just fine for now. I installed callrec (wonderful app that records every call you make), Agendus Pre, BTToggle and a coulpe of games and everything is wonderful. Pros: - Very versatile device - Sound is good - Good speaker - Handful of useful apps on the market - Basic apps very useful for starters (agenda, contacts, voice dial, Calc, Documents to Go, Pocket tunes, voice recorder) - Voice command that lets you make a lot of things like calling contacts (you say the name of the contact and it understands it very good), opening apps. Very cool feature. - Qwerty keyboard feels fine, but not for big hands, my hands are a little big and I can use it just fine. - Bluetooth - micro sd slot - Good stuff for your money Cons: - Plastic pen, feels a little fragile (I already ordered a metal pen for 1$) - Back cover feels little loose when holding the phone. Makes a little noise when you press it too hard. This factor does not interfere with phone functions. - Battery life not so good, I can estimate a 4-5 day in standby mode. In constant use, two days top. - No wifi (should this be a con?) That's what I can say. So far I am satisfied with this smartphone (really smart I think). I give it 4 stars. |
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