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Centro is 320x320 

Keke • Thursday 7th February 2008 12:14 GMT
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not 320x240

@Keke 

Tony Smith, Editor, Reg Hardware • Thursday 7th February 2008 12:26 GMT
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Not according to Palm, it isn't:

http://euro.palm.com/uk/en/products/smartphones/centro/specs.html

@Reg @Keke 

John • Thursday 7th February 2008 12:51 GMT

Well, the graphic at the top of that page says 320x320, even though the text says 240x320. However, it can't be 240x320 because it's square.

PalmOS Screens 

Anonymous Coward • Thursday 7th February 2008 12:52 GMT
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All current PalmOS devices have at least 320x320 resolution.

@Tony 

Tom Peach • Thursday 7th February 2008 13:00 GMT

Clearly says 320x320 in the page you linked to, check the pic

Inconsistency on Palm web site 

Chris Rimmer • Thursday 7th February 2008 13:07 GMT

It says 320x320 in the label in the big picture at the top, but 320x240 in the text. From the look of it, I'd say the 320x320 is the right one.

Great News 

Andy Moore • Thursday 7th February 2008 13:14 GMT

At last, always liked Palm. and this is just what I have been waiting for to replace my trusty 650.

its been quite popular here. 

Ryan Stewart • Friday 8th February 2008 15:31 GMT

Pushed by Sprint, who has the best (3G) data network here (US).

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