HP’s Palm Pre 2 is now available through the Verizon Wireless now for $149.99 with 2-year contract. Pre 2 is a fine device in its own right, even though the QWERTY keypad is way too unusable.
HP/Palm Pre 2runs with the out-dated WebOS 2.0, having HTML5 features, including built-in GPS service, Adobe flash payer 10.1, true-multitasking, 3.1 inch TFT multitouch HVGA scratch-resistant Gorilla Glass display, super fast 1GHz processor, slide-out QWERTY keyboard, 5 Megapixel camera with LED flash, 3G, Wi-Fi connectivity, 512MB RAM, 16 GB memory storage. But it lacks memory expansion support.
As announced during HP’s “Think Beyond” event last week, HP made the HP Pre 2 available for pre-order on February 10th. HP has launched the HP Pre 3, the successor of the Pre 2, with a convenient keypad and a bigger display, powered by all the new platform WebOS 2.2. HP also launched the tiny Veer smartphone and the TouchPad tablet at the event.
Check out the Full Specifications Of HP/Palm Pre 2.
Buy
You can buy the Palm Pre 2 smartphone here at at Verizon Wireless Stores (hit the link) for $149.99 by signing a 2-year contract. The device would cost you $409.99 at a flat price option.
[Source: Verizon]