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The new ASUS P320 is not a remarkably technically gifted handset but the thing most people liked about it is the fact that it’s tiny measuring 99 x 55 x 13.35mm.
It’s actually a modestly-specced cellular phone that works on Windows Mobile 6.1 Professional and has no 3G support. It has the common though, like a 2 megapixel camera, integrated WiFi, Bluetooth 2.0, USB 2.0, microSD slot and built-in GPS (which I personally like). ASUS P320 has a TI OMAP 850 200 MHz processor, 1280 ROM and 64 RAM. It should be official in a couple of days/weeks with a retail price of 300 Euro. Europeans are apparently expecting it in the second quarter of 2008. via UnwiredView 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... 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 P527, PDA Reviewed I've just noticed there's a new PDA mobile phone from Asus, the upgraded version of P525. Running on Windows Mobile... 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... Samsung G400, The Soul as a Clamshell Samsung announced during CeBit this year that their version of Samsung Soul will be turned into a clamshell. The result... Comments |
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