HELP!! 700W STUCK IN TREO SPLASH SCREEN

My Treo 700w seems to be bricked -- all I get is the first splash screen upon inserting the battery. The power button will not turn the unit off. Cannot re-flash unit via activesync because USB won't work either.
I've executed multiple hard resets and even though the reset "erase" message appears the unit goes right back to Treo splash screen after tapping "up" but no progress bar appears.
Is there a way to re-flash via SD card?
This seems a common problem with w and wx units, there are two similar posts with over 900 views and no replies or solutions, what's going on that neither Verizon or Palm can deal with this?
See posts:
"Treo 750 problem - hangs on orange Palm logo - Windows OS does not load???" 722 views
"Treo 700wx - Stuck in Treo load screen - Help!!!" 158 views
Post relates to: Treo 700w (Verizon)

For those finding this page and saying $%#*, there is a solution!
You can use an SD card and reinstall the rom (OS) update directly from there without using your data cable.
Instructions for updating ROM
Format SD Card as FAT32.
Copy Rom image to root of SD card.
Remove Battery from phone, and unplug the power cord.
Reinsert BATTERY while holding the up volume button on the side of the phone.
Follow on screen prompts.
Once the update starts, PLUG IN your power cord. You don't want the battery to go dead while updating.
Wait for approximately 20 minutes for the update to complete.
Once you align page and close the tour, it may look like it needs to update again. Click cancel/exit!
Post relates to: Treo 700wx (Verizon)
Post relates to: Treo 700wx (Verizon)

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