Palm -- like Motorola -- seems to be milking the Treo line of phones for all they are worth, adding little upgrades, faster data speeds and essentially the same form factor as it has progressed from the 600 to the 650 to the 700 and now the 750.The Palm Treo 750 will feature Windows Mobile 5 (of course) and will be a 5-band device (GSM/UMTS) which features Microsoft's "Direct Push" email capability to counter RIM's push email offering standard on all its phones.
The Treo 750 supports Cingular's 3G/UMTS network and will of course feature e-mail, messaging, Web browsing, organization software and up to 2GB of added memory via SD cards. And, it's available today from Cingular for $399.99 after a mail-in rebate and a signed a 2-year service agreement (as opposed to an unsigned agreement?).
