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Palm Centro teaser from Sprint for only $99: Launches October 14th

By: Daniel Chubb | September 27, 2007 | 2 Comments

Sprint Palm Centro Candy Red

Palm Centro cell phone from Sprint looks pretty cool but they have another teaser, the teaser is a few more details to keep you going. The Sprint Palm Centro which launches October 14th has been said to be the world’s smallest Palm device of which will cost you as little as $99.

The minimum $25 data plan plus two year commitment to Sprint and Garnet may scare some people, we will have to wait and see. There are choices of colors like candy red or black, go on stand out in the crown and get the red.

There is going to be a DigitalLife show in New York, once that happens we will let you know more about this.

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  • Russ

    Where does it say anywhere in the news releases that the minimum data plan price is $25?! The MINIMUM is $15, just like it is for all of the phones and PDA’s that Sprint sells. The $25 is a package combo with data, tv, ect. Read the entire page before making a post on price.

  • Russ

    No where on Sprint’s web site does it list that you must pay a minimum of $25 for PDA data. I have been with Sprint for years and I pay $15, just like everyone else. Re-Read the news release and update your article. And if you think $15 is bad, then go pay almost $50 with Cingular, $40 with Verizon and $29 with T-Mobile. Sprint is by far the cheapest.

    Your article is wrong.