Palm and Cingular recently announced the first Palm Treo to run on Cingular’s 3G/UMTS network with fast download speeds in U.S. markets and in other countries around the world.

The Treo 750 has email, web browsing, messaging, organization software, and runs on Windows Mobile 5.0. It also has a new compact design with contoured edges to make it comfortable in the hand, a full QWERTY keyboard for easy messaging, a 1.3 megapixel camera, a bright 240×240 touch screen, an internal antenna, and supports Bluetooth.

In addition, the Treo 750 has a built-in 60MB of available storage and can be enhanced by using the miniSD slot to add memory up to 2GB. This is great for storing media files such as pictures, music and video.

The Treo 750 will be available for $399.99 with a 2-year contract and mail-in rebate on January 8, 2007 for businesses and consumers at Cingular Wireless stores and online at www.cingular.com  Unlimited plans start as low as $39.00 per month.

Palm recently announced the Treo 680 which is similar to the other Treo models but aimed at lower end customers.

The Treo 680 does not have a visible antenna like the other Treo models, instead it has it internally, which makes the 680 sleek looking.

US carriers are Cingular and T-Mobile since the Treo 680 is a GSM device. Another thing to note is that the 680 uses EDGE and not EvDo like the other Treo models.