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The Palm Pre is already in mass production

19 April 2009 21:49 by Andre "DVDBack23" Yoskowitz | 5 comments

If a slip from a Chinese wholesaler is accurate, then the highly anticipated Palm Pre is already in mass production and the device could be available at the rumored May 17th release date.

Ludle International says the smartphone is already in volume production and the company provided an "example unit" and a packaging slip.

A few of the early impressions of the phone are that it "feels smaller than an iPhone, the design's screen is less scratch-proof but is compensated for by a tougher (though fingerprint-prone) back."

We will keep you updated.

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b18bek9 (Member) 20 April 2009 2:30
it would suck if it didnt sell the numbers they anticipate but the phone seems koo i like it over my iphone because of the text pad but the iphone i got use to like any so who knows might be the new iphone rival. [ + quote]
jeff_2 (Newbie) 20 April 2009 10:00
But it has such small keys, I will probably buy the iphone because I feel it would be more user friendly [ + quote]
MrXenu (Newbie) 20 April 2009 15:54
*Originally posted by jeff_2:* But it has such small keys, I will probably buy the iphone because I feel it would be more user friendly Physical keys (even if they are smaller) > Touchscreen keys (which are still quite small) Personally I don't see how the iPhone has done so well, I mean the only people that should need a smartphone is business people, and there are a lot better smartphones out their and a lot cheaper. [ + quote]
Morreale (Member) 20 April 2009 16:14
HTC Touch Dual with WinMo6.1 at Telus for only $150 no contract! Is that not good enough? Yea it's only 20 keys like a Pearl but that's better then nothin, plus there's the touch screen... [ + quote]
zorb43 (Newbie) 27 April 2009 8:09
It don hab a slat fo a media card, an it don hab videeo capeabiwity !Peewpul alweese uwse dis al da time so dey not gona git dis ! ... [ + quote]