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At CES 2007, Palm and Cingular officially launched the Palm Treo 750. Take a look at the Windows Mobile-based smart phone.

By Andy Smith, Contributor Jan. 7, 2007 at 10:34 a.m. PT

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The 3G-capable Palm Treo 750 for Cingular Wireless features Windows Mobile 5, integrated Bluetooth, world phone capabilities, push e-mail, and a slimmer design, among other things.

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Like the Treo 750v and the Treo 680, the Treo 750 has an integrated antenna, giving the smart phone a more compact form factor.

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The device features a new soft-touch finish that gives the device a rubbery texture and makes it easier to grip. The curved edges also makes it comfortable to hold.

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The Treo 750 is only marginally smaller (4.4x2.3x0.8inches and 5.4 ounces) than Treos past, but the removal of the stubby external antenna makes it easier to carry around.

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Thanks to well-placed controls, a customizable touch screen, and QWERTY keyboard, the Treo 750 offers great usability with easy one-handed navigation.

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Compared to the keyboards found on the likes of the Motorola Q and the Samsung BlackJack, the Treo 750's QWERTY keyboard is downright cramped and slippery.

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A customizable shortcut button and volume up and down keys are found on the left spine.

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Rather than a regular SD card slot, the Treo 750 now has a mini SD card expansion slot, which is located on the right side. Just above it is an infrared port.

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