Palm Treo 750 Smartphone

Pros: Cut and paste, voice dial, touchscreen, REAL internet, internet sharing, no ringtone restrictions

Cons: Bulky, Windows Mobile crashes occasionally

The Bottom Line: Is great phone for people on the go, who need the internet in the palm of there hand. A decent phone as well.

Pros: Good form factor, feels good in the hand. No moving parts or antena to break-off.

Cons: screen is WAY too sensitive, required complete software reinstall every few months.

The Bottom Line: All-in-all I would rate the TREO 750 as a fair business device. I would stick with an 8125 or newer pure Windows device

Pros: It uses SD memory which is common. The camera is easy to use.

Cons: UserInterface, OffSwitch, OverallDesign, Size, Weight, abilities, BatteryLife, Graphics, Ringers, Stylus, worst mobile device ever

The Bottom Line: They should call this Ronco instead of Treo. It does many things, but it does them all terribly.

Pros: Packed with features, thumb keyboard, sleek design, easy to use

Cons: Expensive, no wifi, no insurance from AT&T

The Bottom Line: Good for professionals, students and anyone who needs to be connected and organized on the go.

Pros: It's a pda, map, web browser, and it could even be a Bible.

Cons: Touch screen after 2 months didn't work. Got replaced. warranty. Pricey and plan extra.

Pros: All in one!

Cons: Sound card, phone connectivity, bulky

Pros: 5-way navigation button, one handed use, good signal

Cons: poor cable connector, no insurance avail with AT&T

The Bottom Line: Not a perfect phone or PDA, but a great combo unit.

Pros: good integration with outlook (at first)

Cons: Look above - windows on a phone is no good mix.

The Bottom Line: Avoid headaches - Stay well clear!

Pros: Voice announcement, Touch screen

Cons: Buggy software, limited applications, slow processor

The Bottom Line: I will not be able to recommend this phone. It has too many problems to be reliable. Usability is low due to slow processor and limited availability of applications.

Pros: Looks sleek; seems to get better reception than 650

Cons: Too many features and too many clicks to do simple tasks

The Bottom Line: If you want a PDA with phone functions as an afterthought, this is for you. If you want an easy to use cell phone with PDA features, avoid the 750.