Treo 650 conflict in photos?

Personally, I will wait for the HTC Wizard to make its debut. If FCC approval has anything to do with time to market, then the Wizard will be out quite sometime before the Treo ever makes its debut. In addition, the idea of using a PPC device in all of its capacity on a screen that is smaller than 2.8" is just not even conceivable to me. I mean talk about scrolling to infinity, more time will be spent scrolling than doing anything else with this and the hw6515 (Apologies in advance to hw6xxx fans).

Anyway, that's my $.02.

Also I just talked to the source. The green backing it the actual battery cover.. Since its a proto it basically wasnt on in the video.

Thanks Arne for the clarification.

>> If the Treo design has a center button
>> (it´s like ok button) why they add an extra
>> OK button?

This isn't too abnormal for Windows Mobile 5.0 Pocket PC with keyboards.
Also the HTC Universal has this extra OK button (see here: http://www.theunwired.net/photo/index.php?gallery=./Gadgets/Pocket%20PCs/HTC%20Universal&image=DSCN3377.JPG)and the behavior between the center button and the OK button is different (means it makes sense to have a seperate OK button).

Cheers ~ Arne

Also there is a skin going around in the Palm world that is identical to WM5..

Yea, I noticed the HD677 thing was kinda strange too. Also, I did a search at the FCC site and the most recent application that Palm (Palm One, etc..) has is the Treo 650. You would think that if this device was so close to production it would already have its FCC application in and granted, you know that little thing that they absolutely must have to legally sell the device in the US. At the same time, this is a lot of trouble to go through in order to fake it.