Palm Palm Centro (AT&T)

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Pros
Petite, attractive design
Excellent call quality and battery life
Cons
Lacks Wi-Fi and GPS
Plastic case feels a bit fragile

Palm Centro PDA Phone (AT&T) Review

by Melissa J. Perenson

- The Palm Centro is an attractive option not just for Palm devotees but also for anyone seeking an inexpensive smart phone with a QWERTY keyboard. Previously, we tested a Centro available on the Sprint network; the version reviewed here is available from AT&T ($200 with a two-year contract).

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