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Make The Case - Mobility

Photos: Palm Foleo Camera icon

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Published: 31 May 2007 08:53 BST

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'Complete mobile solution'

The Palm Foleo is supposed to be for productivity-minded business users who want an all-in-one solution for email, office documents and web browsing, but we wonder if people will actually want to carry another device with them. The Foleo will start shipping in the US this summer for $499 (~£250), with an introductory $100 (~£50) rebate. There's no word yet on UK availability or pricing.

 

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