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I’ve just noticed there’s a new PDA mobile phone from Asus, the upgraded version of P525. Running on Windows Mobile 6, the new Asus P527 comes with a GPS navigator installed working with the SiRF Star III chipset which has pretty good reviews so far, has a 2.6-inch QVGA display and a big numeric keypad for easier dialing or faster writing.
It should be available in Taiwan and Hong Kong this month and in Thailand, Philippines, Malaysia, India and Turkey right after. No price yet, sorry. Source: Asus Related Posts:ASUS P320, PDA Phone Released ASUS just announced their P320 PDA phone in Taiwan and I must say, I really like what it has inside... Rumor: ASUS P565 I've been writing about mobile phones so long and I always see this approach. A producer launches some teasing photos,... ASUS P320 announced at CeBIT The new ASUS P320 is not a remarkably technically gifted handset but the thing most people liked about it is... ASUS M930, and is NOT a Nokia If you were to show me this new handset and name it I am sure I would say that's a... ASUS “Galaxy Mini” is tiny If you like the uber-phone ASUS released two weeks ago, the M930, but you can't afford it the Chinese company... Comments |
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Getting in details, the new ASUS P527 has built in Wi-Fi and Bluetooth, a 2 megapixel auto-focus camera, a microSD card slot that supports SDHC cards and only weighs 125g. Though I can track myself with the GPS navigator I would love to see HSDPA and 3G inside. Some other interesting features are support for Google Earth Maps format, blog updates with travel thoughts via Travelog or a built-in FM tuner. Not bad at all.
