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Published: 13 Jan 2009 16:49 GMT

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Palm stole the show at CES, revealing the Pre smartphone and WebOS operating system. The Pre is designed for people who want to do business and leisure activities a single device, without having to work hard to actually use it. The Pre will launch on the Sprint EVDO Rev A network in the US in the first half of 2009; a European version with HSDPA connectivity is planned, but there's no launch date as yet.

 

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