Last week, Palm, Inc. and Sprint held a webinar to show off the upcoming Palm Pre. It was a press-only event, but Sprint has posted to YouTube a series of videos taken during this presentation.
This webinar was not a source of significant new information about the Pre or the webOS, but some may be interested in seeing the video preview of the features of this model from Matt Crowley, Product Line Manager at Palm:
Palm and Sprint declined to answer two of the most burning questions on the Pre: when it will be released, and what it will cost. But company representatives did answer some questions, as shown in the following videos:
An Overview of the Palm Pre
The Palm Pre will be the first device to use Palm's just-announced webOS. This will be a multi-tasking operating system able to wirelessly synchronize a wide variety of data with online services like Google and Facebook.
The Pre itself will feature a sliding keyboard as well as a multi-touch-capable 3.1-inch display. This device will also be equipped with 8 GB of on-board storage, Wi-Fi b/g, Bluetooth 2.1, and a 3.0 megapixel camera with LED flash.
In the U.S. the Pre will be available first from Sprint, who will add its mobile broadband service EV-DO Rev. A. The GSM version for Europe and Latin America will have the 3G standard HSDPA.
Source: Sprint
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