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Having played with the Palm Pixi early last month, we’ve been looking forward to the super-slim candybar’s full launch and the opportunity to take the second webOS smartphone for a second spin. According to the Boy Genius Report’s latest source, the Pixi is set to hit shelves – in both Sprint and Best Buy retail locations – on October 20th, which if true means there are only a few weeks to wait.
The Pixi shares the webOS platform with the Pre, but packs it into a 10.85mm-thick solid slice, meaning no keyboard wobble and bigger, more tactile buttons. It keeps the full capacitive touchscreen – and the under-display gesture area – but the screen itself is slightly smaller, at 2.63-inches.
The Pixi also drops WiFi – meaning the handset will be EVDO Rev.A only for data – but still has 8GB of storage and a 3.5mm headphone socket. No word on pricing as yet, but since this is going to be the entry-level model in Palm’s new line-up we’re guessing at around $99 with a new contract.
Palm Pixi hands-on:
One Response to “Palm Pixi hitting Sprint October 20th?”
i am looking forward to get this device. it depends on the retail price. i can not get a discount price until march but i want it between when it comes out and the holidays.
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