Treo 300 vs Treo 600

I currently use a Sanyo 8100 with Vision and also a Palm 515 and I'd like to
get a Cell/PDA combo but can't seem to justify $600.00 for my usage. I use
Vision sporadically to check stocks and check e-mail (from my Comcast
account) and I occasionally use the 8100 as a modem with my laptop. My
question is, what would I be sacrificing by buying the Treo 300 rather than
the Treo 600 and is the difference worth $350???

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Bob Kline wrote:
> I currently use a Sanyo 8100 with Vision and also a Palm 515 and I'd like to
> get a Cell/PDA combo but can't seem to justify $600.00 for my usage. I use
> Vision sporadically to check stocks and check e-mail (from my Comcast
> account) and I occasionally use the 8100 as a modem with my laptop. My
> question is, what would I be sacrificing by buying the Treo 300 rather than
> the Treo 600 and is the difference worth $350???
>

The 600 is a lot faster. And you should be able to get the 600 for
substantially less than $600. Check out Amazon. I paid $250 after SPCS
and Amazon rebates. I had to take a 2 year contract to get it down to
that level.

The deal is probably around $350 now.

Treo 600 has much better battery life and it's designed for one-hand
operation. These are the two key things over Treo 300. However, Treo 600
does not run Xiino - the must have web browser for Palm OS.
Therefore I went to a different route other than upgrading my 300 to
600: bluetoothing with a iPaq 4150 (it has a keyboard and BT) and SE 608
(BT phone). Emailing and web browsing experence on such a comb is way
better than on Treo. I can easily use my laptop too; I hate to connect
300/600 with a cable.
Email me (xinfeng at ucdavis dot edu) if you want to buy my 300 for
$150. All the stock items plus lots of add-on accessaries in the
original box, very good condition - no single scratch.

[email protected] wrote:
>
> Bob Kline wrote:
>
>>I currently use a Sanyo 8100 with Vision and also a Palm 515 and I'd like to
>>get a Cell/PDA combo but can't seem to justify $600.00 for my usage. I use
>>Vision sporadically to check stocks and check e-mail (from my Comcast
>>account) and I occasionally use the 8100 as a modem with my laptop. My
>>question is, what would I be sacrificing by buying the Treo 300 rather than
>>the Treo 600 and is the difference worth $350???
>>
>
>
> The 600 is a lot faster. And you should be able to get the 600 for
> substantially less than $600. Check out Amazon. I paid $250 after SPCS
> and Amazon rebates. I had to take a 2 year contract to get it down to
> that level.
>
> The deal is probably around $350 now.
>

For info about the SE T608, check www.sprintpcsinfo.com.

John Smith wrote:

> Treo 600 has much better battery life and it's designed for one-hand
> operation. These are the two key things over Treo 300. However, Treo 600
> does not run Xiino - the must have web browser for Palm OS.
> Therefore I went to a different route other than upgrading my 300 to
> 600: bluetoothing with a iPaq 4150 (it has a keyboard and BT) and SE 608
> (BT phone). Emailing and web browsing experence on such a comb is way
> better than on Treo. I can easily use my laptop too; I hate to connect
> 300/600 with a cable.
> Email me (xinfeng at ucdavis dot edu) if you want to buy my 300 for
> $150. All the stock items plus lots of add-on accessaries in the
> original box, very good condition - no single scratch.
>
> [email protected] wrote:
>
>>
>> Bob Kline wrote:
>>
>>> I currently use a Sanyo 8100 with Vision and also a Palm 515 and I'd
>>> like to
>>> get a Cell/PDA combo but can't seem to justify $600.00 for my usage.
>>> I use
>>> Vision sporadically to check stocks and check e-mail (from my Comcast
>>> account) and I occasionally use the 8100 as a modem with my laptop. My
>>> question is, what would I be sacrificing by buying the Treo 300
>>> rather than
>>> the Treo 600 and is the difference worth $350???
>>>
>>
>>
>> The 600 is a lot faster. And you should be able to get the 600 for
>> substantially less than $600. Check out Amazon. I paid $250 after SPCS
>> and Amazon rebates. I had to take a 2 year contract to get it down to
>> that level.
>>
>> The deal is probably around $350 now.
>>