First of all, a big thank you goes out to all the people who purchased Tamoggemon Software applications and read TamsPalm! Without you all, this review would not be here. But enough talk for now – let’s hit it!

I ordered the grey Palm Treo 680 at Bluehand’s(a German retailer). The unit cost 369 Euros with shipping – and the web shop dropped my first order. After calling Bluehand the next day, the order was completed and the Treo 680 was delivered in 6 days. Bluehand shipped the Treo in a unsuspicious-looking parcel(at first glance, I thought I just received some books):
 The Palm Treo 680 review   shipment contents

Opening the box showed the Treo 680 box “suspended” in the middle of the box by two air balloons – innovative packaging:
 The Palm Treo 680 review   shipment contents

Here are a few pictures of the Treo 680 shipping box:
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Opening the box immediately shows you an invitation to call Palm Germany for free once to get started using the Treo:
 The Palm Treo 680 review   shipment contents

Below this, you find the usual bunch of Palmy stuff – a screen protector, the license agreement for the Palm OS and the warranty paper. This time, the manuals seem o.k.(very short compared to the Palm III’s manuals, but on par with my HP ipaq’s rx4200) too:
 The Palm Treo 680 review   shipment contents

The Treo ships with an USB cable, a “wall-wart” charger and a little headset as added bonus “gimmick”(my version of the ipaq didn’t include the headphones…no idea why):
 The Palm Treo 680 review   shipment contents

So far so good. Palm ships its latest Palm OS smartphone with a decent bunch of accessories. Of course, a memory card or a spare stylus still aren’t inside and the charger is still proprietary – but hey, this is Palm(=)). But – bickering aside – congratulations on this package. Well done, Palm – it contains all a novice user needs to get started(except for the memory card)!

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6 Responses to “The Palm Treo 680 review – shipment contents”

  1. Well done Tam, what’s the point of telling us what’s inside the package, if it is the same as always in a package of a Treo phone? Why do you call it “Review”? Why not just write “I’m lazy and don’t know what to write but need to fill the empty space here”?

    Greetings
    Henk

  2. hey!!! cool down! maybe he should have called it unboxing or something like that but don’t be so agressive!!!

    There is *ALWAYS* some sort of excitement in opening a new gadget!! and why he cannot express that on —->HIS

  3. well, i actually thought it was great!

    it was a ‘review’ of the box/contents ; )))

    for me, living in new zealand and also a treo 680 owner, i thought it was most interesting to see the side panel detailing all the numbers – i’m *STILL* waiting for new stock WITH the camera patch/fix/update PRE-installed

    - how many ‘broken’ ones did they make/ship anyway?

    ciao for now

    r

  4. Hi Robert,
    my Treo needed the patch, yes…it didn’t come with the patch preinstalled…

    Best regards
    Tam Hanna

  5. My treo cell was fallen down into sea water now i want to repear it in Pakistan. Can you give me address or any sugession

  6. Hi,
    IMHO, check out http://www.palm.com for further info.

    I am sorry, but I cant give you any further advice…

    Best regards
    Tam Hanna

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