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MobileTracker and a number of other websites have reported that Sprint PCS will ship a version of the Treo 600 without a camera. According to these reports, the option will be available as early as April 21.
Everyone I know who has a Treo 600 loves it. But, the presence of a camera in its design can be impediment to selling it in certain markets. I think that offering the Treo 600 without a camera makes a lot of sense.
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I agree that a camera-less Treo 600 needs to be offered. I would like to replace my T-Mobile Sidekick with one of them, however, my place of employment does not allow camera phones in the facility. If this becomes reality for the T-Mobile version, I'll be an owner of one soon.
Posted by: Lynn | May 25, 2004 1:35 PM