Photos: Palm Foleo

Staff CNET

Published: 31 May 2007 08:53 BST

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The big unveil

After months of talking about a new product category for Palm, the company's cofounder, Jeff Hawkins, finally unveiled the Palm Foleo on 30 May.

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