Palm Australia is refusing to disclose how many Palm 130 PDA's have been sold in Australia, and therefore how exposed it is to the companies world-wide refund offer for the AU$679 unit.
A top executive from Palm has assured the company will continue to serve customers in the region, even amid recent reports of declining revenue and staff layoffs.
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There's little doubt that the Palm m505 (AU$1,149 street) gives Palm another winner. The new PDA combines a superior colour display with the compact size and weight of the ultrapopular Palm Vx.
video PalmSource CEO David Nagel talks about the company's new operating system, Cobalt, about embracing Java and about telephony's impact on the PDA.
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