When Palm first announced the Centro on Sprint last fall, Palm OS enthusiasts were less than thrilled. They wanted a real high-end Treo replacement—not a budget model. But it turned out to be a pretty good handset, offering nearly all of the Treo's power in a smaller, lighter body, and at a low price ($99.99 with contract, and after a mail-in rebate). Now AT&T has its own GSM version, which is all-white and reminiscent of Apple products of old. In this new guise, the Centro is rather nice handset for 99 bucks, and offers much of the same power you'd get with Apple's baby for a quarter of the price—call it the poor man's iPhone.
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