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3Com Corp's Palm Inc unit, maker of the top-selling Palm electronic organizers, today will introduce its first model with a color screen, betting that customers will pay more for the option.
The Palm IIIc costs US$449 and runs on a rechargeable battery that lasts about 12 hours while the device is on. Palm also is unveiling a collapsible keyboard for US$99 and new operating-system software for all of its products. More than 5.5 million Palm organizers with black-and-white screens have been sold since the PalmPilot's introduction in 1996.
The addition to Palm's lineup comes a week before Palm is scheduled to sell shares to the public in an initial offering. Palm Product Manager Paul Osborne said the timing of the two events was a coincidence and the schedule for the IIIc's introduction was set "way before" 3Com announced in September that it was spinning off Palm.
The new model isn't the first stylus-based electronic organizer with a color screen. Casio Computer Co, Hewlett-Packard Co and Compaq Computer Corp make devices priced from about US$400 to US$600 based on Microsoft Corp's rival Windows CE software.
Palm has a 68 percent share of the US market and 47 percent worldwide, according to researcher International Data Corp. Palm models range from US$149 to US$449 for the Palm VII, which provides quick, wireless Internet access.
The Palm IIIc includes improved to-do and appointment listings and security options. It works with devices such as a snap-on digital camera from Eastman Kodak Co and software including a color World Wide Web browser from AvantGo Inc. The device's casing resembles a darker version of the boxy Palm III, rather than the sleek, silver Palm V.
Shares of Santa Clara, California-based 3Com, the second-largest maker of computer-networking equipment, fell 2 5/16 to 69 11/16 on Friday. The shares have risen 48 percent this year on enthusiasm for Palm's IPO.
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