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Wow, it’s been a while since I’ve seen something in the phone market that just me think about switch service providers. Of course I do believe the device will eventually make it’s way to other carriers. At least I hope so. My only problem with the device has been my problem with all the treo/blackberry style devices. They are just too damn big!

Sure that works for alot of people, and they would rather be connected all the time through their device as well as be able to respond. Personally I just want something that easily integrates with outlook, is a reliable phone, and that I can program easily on in Visual Studio. The Windows Mobile OS provides me with that, but I don’t think that this new Treo will be exactly what I’m looking for.

I do see it as a huge win for Microsoft and I’m definitely excited about the prospects for the OS, in that it might get more widespread and therefore better things come out. But for now I think I will stick with my iMate sp3i, it has the size and portability I’m looking for with the features of the Windows mobile OS that I want at my fingertips.