Palm's new Treo has more flaws than features

If one reviewer had spent more time playing around with the the Palm Treo 700w, he likely never would have gone out and bought the handheld after spending just a few days tinkering with it. The initial lure had to do with the few "good" aspects of the Treo 700w, including the fact that it offers Wireless Sync, a service that lets users sync up contacts, calendar and email with a home or office desktop. But the Treo 700w's few benefits are clearly overshadowed by more than a few annoying issues users face, such as having just enough MB of memory for running applications. The screen is too small and few software apps run smoothly. Maybe most annoying is that you'll be missing calls due to sluggish connectivity. Review