Palm Pre - the hottest subject around

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Palm's official blog has published a list of links and awards that the new device has gained in just 1 week.

Here's 2 examples:

Palm_Pre_Side CNET
Palm Pre wins Best of CES 2009 and People's Voice Award

LAPTOP
Best of CES 2009

It's amazing that a phone which hasn't been released yet creates such a big enthusiasm. I'm in, by the way.

Here's some of the links:

CNBC
David Pogue “It’s the belle of the ball”

CNET-TV
Interview with Stephane Maes

Newsweek
Palm’s New Reach, Once a tech industry heavyweight, Palm was nearly knocked out by its competitors. Can its latest smartphone help spur a comeback?

New York Times
Palm Unveils iPhone Competitor, the Pre

PC Magazine
The Palm Pre: CES 2009's Hottest Product

InformationWeek
Palm's Pins Comeback Hopes On 'Pre' Smartphone

CrunchGear
“Hands on” with the Palm Pre

BoingBoing
Seven features that make the Palm Pre better than the iPhone

 

head over to Palm's blog to see the list of links

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