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Today, my Palm Treo 750 got one heck of a workout (again). This time she almost laid down on me before I got her home. The Treo 750 got to its home in the cradle at about 6pm and it was just in time. 2% battery life remaining.

From Palm’s website, the Palm Treo 750 has the following battery specifications:

Removable 1200 mAH Lithium-ion
Talk time: up to 4 hours
Standby time: Up to 250 hours
Data preserved by persistent file system

That said, I really didn’t experience battery woes, I actually experienced better than average life… Below are photos of 4 calls alone that got me close to the 4 hours talk time by themselves. There were a few other 15 minute calls and several 1-5 minute calls today. I spent a lot of time driving today, so it was easy to get lost in calls. With almost 3 hours of calls in just those 4 photos, I knew today was going to push the envelope.

All these are on top of data being sent constantly to the device. I received over 100 emails and replied to 15-20 of them today. With push mail, whenever the Exchange Server gets a new message, it pushes it out to my device. I have used the Treo 750 almost 500 minutes in 3 days so far. In the photos below, I show the timers. The one of the left is before I reset the calls over 1 week old and the one on the right shows the after. I have only had it since Monday so there were no old calls.

So far the Treo 750 is proving that it can be a workhorse device for the business professional (Which I am not claiming to be, but I do put some stress on my devices) With the weekend coming up, I will concentrate on some of the more entertaining aspects of the Treo 750. Next week we’ll do some GPS testing.

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