Windows Mobile-based Palm Treo Pro surfaces online, looks cool

As it seems Palm have a really nice looking Windows Mobile PocketPC in store for all GSM users.

The new Palm Treo Pro (previously rumored as Treo 850) appeared online in several screenshots grabbed from some sort of presentation slides.

Unfortunately, the slides don't reveal much about the technical specs of the Palm Treo Pro, however it's clear that the device will support GSM, there will be fast HSDPA data transfers and the whole thing is running on Windows Mobile Pro instead on Palm OS.

Wi-Fi is on board, as well as a microSD memory card slot. An infrared port is also present - a technology we thought to be long gone before Nokia released their latest Nokia E71 and Nokia E66. Next Bluetooth, 3.5mm standard audio jack and a microUSB port complete the tally. There's also a camera lens on the back - but we don't know any details.

One thing's for sure, the Palm Treo Pro seems like quite a looker (although not that slim) and we are already anxious to see it live (or at least shot live).

The Palm Treo Pro looks NOT sexy

Update: Live photos leaked later today and we were finally able to see the Palm Treo Pro live. The device doesn't look that good anymore so we guess we'll just have to take our words back.

The Palm Treo Pro

Additionally, some of the other specs of this thing surfaced along with the live photos, and here are the new details:

• 400Mhz CPU
• 256MB ROM, 128MB RAM!
• 320 x 320 pixel screen
• Built-in GPS
• Quad-band GSM, tri-band HSDPA
• 2 Megapixel camera
• 1500mAh battery

The Palm Treo Pro

Source: WMExperts