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| | Palm pitches three new handhelds | CNET News.com |
 | | As previously reported, the Milpitas, Calif.-based hardware division of Palm was preparing to debut two Tungsten devices, the T3 and E, aimed at business buyers; and the Zire 21, a replacement for the company's consumer hit from last year, the $99 original Zire. |
 | | The $399 Tungsten T3 comes with an Intel 400MHz XScale chip for handhelds, 64MB of memory, Bluetooth connectivity, a color screen with a resolution of 320 pixels by 480 pixels, and portrait and landscape views on the display. |
 | | The $199 Tungsten E and $99 Zire 21 use Texas Instruments' 126MHz OMAP311 ARM processors, but the E comes with 32MB of memory and a color screen with a resolution of 320 pixels by 320 pixels; the Zire 21 comes with 8MB of memory and a monochrome display, but no backlight. |
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