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Sprint Plucks Camera from Treo 600

Jun 8, 2004, 11:52 AM by (staff)

Sprint today announced a camera-less version of PalmOne's popular Treo 600 PDA-phone. The new Treo is designed to address corporate security concerns raised by camera phones, and is otherwise identical to the original. The non-camera Treo 600 is available immediately, exclusively from Sprint, and only via business sales channels.

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