Comments on: AT&T Ready Treo Pros Available from Best Buy

Earlier today in the Mobile department of a local Best Buy store, I spotted an endcap display containing not only generic Treo Pro signage but also a price tag dated May 3rd with full pricing and stock information along with a non-functional Treo Pro dummy handset. The display Pro was unbranded but appeared identical to the unlocked GSM version. The descriptive text on the price tag was not overly detailed but did indicate specs essentially identical to the existing unlocked version, so there is unfortunately no Windows Mobile 6.5 surprise in the works from Palm and AT&T. It is also unclear if the AT&T version shares the same hardware specs as the unlocked version or if it received the RAM and CPU boost as seen in the newer CDMA variants.
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Halo?
Did it take a carrier subsidy from Sprint to push AT&T into this, the increasingly likely possibility that Palm will survive to launch the Pre (and, therefore, likely beyond that) or is it a AT&T trying to aid their negotiations with Apple? ("Look, we have this relationship with Palm and losing the Iphone wouldn't kill us...")
In any case, Palm having a diversified and healthy lineup across the board is a welcome thing... It'll be interesting to see the next WinMo device from Palm (post-Pre). Also, prior to seeing all the confusion around Pre vs "Pro" (as in Treo Pro) on Sprint, I think Palm might have been tempted to drop the Treo brand entirely and shifted to Pre and Pro instead.