Palm Treo 680

By Alex Kidman on 14 December 2006

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It's not a rip off, it's called import tax. This is why whenever a new gadget comes out that I want I buy it off the US eBay and bring it over here! That was it's half the price for the same product. Plus, most new gadgets are released in the US before they are here in Australia so you get the item before everyone else! I adore my Trey 680 I just bought from the US for $385AUD.

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