Palm has been around for quite some time developing a whole slew of different portable devices. Way back when, they pushed out their popular lineup of Palm Pilot PDAs but things have come a long way since then. After giving up on their Palm Treo line up of devices, the company went on to release webOS their newest mobile operating system to compete with more popular platforms like Android and iOS.

However, while webOS generated some positive reviews installed on devices like the Palm Pre and Palm Pixi, a poor marketing campaign led to a little success with the platform leading to Palm’s buyout by HP. Now that Palm is in the hands of HP, that means webOS is too which the company plans to install on a whole slew of new devices.

Today, it seems that a device named the Palm Pre 2 has appeared on a French wireless carrier’s website by the name of SFR. Unfortunately we’ve got no pictures to look at but according to the listing the device will feature a 1GHz processor, 512MB of RAM. Unfortunately it seems that the Palm Pre 2 will feature the same generation design scheme as the original Pre, but that’s not really a bad thing now is it?

Would you buy a Palm Pre 2?

via precentral

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