Many of us have been anxiously anticipating the day when combo phones (devices that combine a Palm Pilot-like PDA with a cell phone) are practical. The fewer gadgets we have to carry around- and the more functional each gadget becomes- the better.

Early attempts at creating these products have yielded less-than-adequate results- typically rendering the functionality of each aspect of the device subpar.

Has Handspring (soon to be a division of Palm) created a breakthrough device with the upcoming Treo 600?

I really want one, but without Bluetooth (which it seems to lack, but I'm not certain), it's functionality is dimished in my eyes. If it were to have Bluetooth and iSync support, and be available on AT&T's GSM network (which I bet it will be), I'd throw my Sony Ericsson T68i and Palm Tungsten T out my window (and tape it) and then buy a Treo 600. Or the other way around, I suppose.