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Review summary: We try out AT&T's new Palm, a Centro with a slick look and EDGE networking. Is this still Palm's secret weapon?

Review summary: AT&T subscribers now have the opportunity to get in on some inexpensive smartphone action, because the Palm Centro has officially been launched by the iPhone-touting GSM provider...

Verdict: AT&T subscribers now have the opportunity to get in on some inexpensive smartphone action, because the Palm Centro has officially been launched by the iPhone-touting GSM provider. Up until now, Sprint has had the American exclusive on the entry-level ...

Review summary: In an answer to the growing demand for crossover devices, ATT Inc. and Palm Inc. today announced the availability of the Palm Centro from ATT. Centro is designed for the expanding base of customers who want a better way to manage their busy lives. ...

Review summary: Back in October 2007, we reviewed the Palm Centro, at that time exclusive to Sprint in the US. Now AT&T is offering the GSM version of Palm's most affordable PDA phone. Selling for $50 less than the Treo 680 on AT&T Wireless, the Centro is also ...

Pros: Affordable, compact, sturdy. Screen isn't that bright but it's sharp and higher resolution than US Windows Mobile PDA and smartphones

Cons: No 3G for fast data. No stereo headset in the box tarnishes the out of the box music experience and no A2DP stereo Bluetooth headset support

Verdict: The Centro isn't a revolutionary, cutting edge device. But in its own way, it's starting a quiet revolution: this is the first touch screen PDA or smartphone to sell for only $99 at introduction. And it covers all the basics well: good phone quality, ...

Review summary: Today AT&T is making the new GSM/EDGE version of the Palm Centro available to its customers. We've had the new Centro for a few days and have found it to be quite like the original. Check out our live photos, video, and quick hands-on impressions of ...