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Centro smartphone: Palm goes small (Photos 2/5)

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Jon Fortt
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October 2, 2007, 12:50 PM ET
(2/5) CANDY BAR. Like its elder sibling the Treo, Centro is a “candy bar” phone, not a flip. At .7 inches thick, it’s a hair thinner than the Treo, too.
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