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dangeorges Jul 2, 2009

The Treo 650 is several steps up from its predecessor the Treo 600, and a revolutionary device compared to earlier Treos. The melding of phone and PDA is nearly flawless and, except for the slight chunkiness of the phone (that some folks like), holds its own with the latest smartphones today. It...

jasonjames Jul 2, 2009

This phone was perfect in it's day it had some problems, but it could always copy and paste! Unlike my current bold the phone could actually ring and vibrate at the same time... And when i wanted it to vibrate, there was a well placed switch on the top of the phone that would mute all...

m12 Jul 15, 2011

I had this second hand but in general at the time it was pretty AWSOME !! but now reviewing it .... it was really old lol OBV

soulreaver99 Jul 5, 2009

I wrote this review fir Brighthand in 3/2/2005... http://www.brighthand.com/default.asp... 650 Quick Specs: GSM/GPRS 850/900/1800/1900 MHz world phone, Intel PXA270 312 MHz processor, 23MB user-available stored non-volatile memory, 16-bit 320x320 touch screen, SDIO expansion slot,...

Homeworld Jul 1, 2009

Ah, my first (or second) smartphone. Coming down from a Blackberry 7250, this was a disappointment I didn't expect... but given that it came into my life a year before the first iPhone was released, was designed, developed, and distributed by a local company, and seemed to offer just...

hapsoro Jul 20, 2009

For all you who only look the exterior, the antenna can be a turn off. But for me, this smartphone is still the best one in term of toughness and OS stability. the hardware is good. I used the CDMA version of this phone and although there are scratch in the phone body, all the buttons are still...

rcereghino Jul 8, 2011

Really liked it specially for its instantaneous speed when switching apps and so.