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OPEN BOX The open-box product you are browsing has been inspected by our certified technicians to ensure that it meets factory specifications.It is guaranteed to be in perfect working order but it has been returned to us without a box or with markings on the box or instruction manual, or box was opened or torn in shipping.Be advised that quantities of open-box products are limited, back-orders are not accepted and all orders are processed on a first come, first served basis.The price has been marked down to reflect the conditionFeel free to contact us for any additional details on the units status or any other questions you have on other open-box specials   PalmOne has unveiled the latest addition to its PDA line-up, the Tungsten E2. As the successor to and the replacement for the popular Tungsten E the Tungsten E2 boasts the same sleek and compact form factor as its older sibling but ups the ante with performance-enhancing features The handheld has a 320x320, 65,000 color display and is powered by an Intel 200Mhz Xscale processor, running Palm OS Garnet (v5.4). It has 32Mb on onboard non-volatile flash memory and an expansion slot that supports SD, SDIO and MMC cards. Software includes a new version of Documents To Go, for viewing PowerPoint presentations (now compatible with Mac OS X) and reading and editing Word and Excel The Tungsten E2 has integrated Bluetooth, providing Web browsing and email via a similarly equipped mobile phone. Wi-Fi connectivity is possible, by adding a palmOne Wi-Fi card. The E2 also has a stereo headphone jack and a multi-connector, compatible with all of palmOnes latest power and synchronisation cables, such as the cradle kit, travel chargers and car charger. Features New and exciting Brighter Color DisplayThe new, brighter color display makes it easy to see all you applications...schedule, contacts, and work documents, even outdoors. And with improved color saturation, your photos and video clips...

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