Last week Palm inadvertenly posted some details on the Treo Pro device and then removed the information. This morning I had an email from a news alert site I subscribe to that stated Palm Unveils Treo Pro Smartphone that linked to photos and a video, but by the time I went there the site was pulled. Vincent was faster than me and has the photos and video up on SlashGear so I think we can move this device out from the rumor category to a definite product. There is still no official word or announcement from Palm posted yet.
The Treo Pro looks to have that same WiFi button that the Treo 800w has, along with GPS and Windows Mobile 6.1 Professional. It is also good to see it has a 3.5mm headset jack, flush 320x320 display, and Centro-like keyboard. It looks quite thin in the photos and I hope it is coming as a GSM device. There is no pricing or availability information yet, but with these constant leaks and slip-ups by Palm it can't be long before we see something official.
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