Palm has decided to exclusively work on manufacturing phones based on their only platform – WebOS since the launch of Pre Plus and Pixi Plus. The company’s recent non-WebOS device, the Windows Mobile powered Treo Pro has been removed from the company Website’s now.

Not only Treo Pro faced the removal, but also the products page and even direct links on palm online stores. But when we go for Palm site it is seen that an active product page appears for CDMA Treo Pro in Alltel and Sprint networks along with which a link is provided to purchase an unsubsidized version of either handset.

The Palm GSM Treo Pro was earlier announced in 2008 August and with a mildly updated version for CDMA for Sprint and Alltel in March 2009. A new product really doesn’t deserve such a removal, even before a 15 month of run.

If you are still in need of an unlocked GSM Treo Pro it is available from Dell for 179 USD without any shipping charges or from the Amazon site. And remember that the Treo Pro ships with a Windows Mobile 6.1 and no updates to Windows Mobile 6.5 will be provided from Palm.

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