Gsmarena have posted their review of the ASUS P750 smartphone. Here are the key features, main disadvantages and final words. Key features: Windows Mobile 6.0 Pro UMTS/HSDPA 3.6Mbps support with video calls 2.6" 65K-color TFT touchscreen display with QVGA resolution 520 MHz Marvel CPU 64MB of RAM, 256MB of ROM 3.15 megapixel auto focus camera and a secondary VGA video-call camera Wi-Fi support Built-in SiRF Star III GPS receiver (A-GPS support) USB and stereo Bluetooth support microSD

A worthy refresh of the 900?

Asus EEE-PC 900 completely misses the pointI finally got around to reviewing Asus' lilliputian notebook the other day (the EEE-PC 701); something I'd been putting off for quite some time. I've had it for months but seldom use it, so it wasn't until last weekend that I was able to sit down with it and formulate a review. Ironically, the new EEE-PC 900 is out imminently but I can't see myself being an early adopter for it. Last week I was contacted by the PR company who deal with Asus, telling me

Companies like Asus and HTC are trying to create devices that focus more on the user experience in order to target smartphones at the consumer level and not just at enterprise users. Asus is now following in HTC's lead in developing customized user interfaces that sit on top of Windows Mobile, like the HTC Home and other customized applications. Asus' interface is known as Glide.

Overall, Gizmodo isn't too thrilled with Asus' efforts. The Glide user interface was criticized for having clashing fonts and discontinuity, although it did include a photo application, a DJ utility, and a launcher. Like the HTC Home, the home screen of the Glide user interface does have a little widget for weather.

Asus Will release new smallest Windows Mobile GPS PDA phone named theP320 .

Before you buy it when available , here's features from Asus P320


* TI OMAP 850 200MHz processor
* 128MB ROM
* 64MB RAM
* Windows Mobile 6.1 Professional
* Bluetooth 2.0 connectivity
* Wi-Fi connectivity
* EDGE/GPRS
* 2 megapixel camera
* 2.6" TFT 65k color touch screen display

no word on pricing and availability

PC World reviews the ASUS P527 and writes, “Festooned with features, the Asus P527 phone ($570 unlocked, as of 4/11/08) is near perfection–on paper. Its big 2.7-inch LCD and spacious keypad are immediately eye-catching, and under the ...

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We've just been on the phone to a spokesperson for Asus, who confirmed that the company will launch a 10-inch version of its popular Eee PC on Tuesday at the Computex trade show in Taiwan.

The spokesperson said that the larger-screened model should be on sale ...

IT Reviews has a review of the Asus P750 and writes, “Asus has come up trumps with the P750. It is not an inexpensive handheld device, but it crams in the features and manages to stay reasonably pocket-friendly as it does so… (more…)

The Asus P 320 mini PDA phone has an impressive array of powerful features. Operating on Microsoft Windows Mobile 6.1 Professional platform and packed full with features such as GPS navigation; EDGE/GPRS and WiFi for Internet access ...

However, the company is hoping to change that with its latest crop of handsets, including the subject of this review: the Asus P527. And while it certainly got our attention, it was for all the wrong reasons… (more…)

Asus plans to release new PDA phone named P560. This PDA phone running on Windows Mobile 6.1 OS and powered by TI’s OMAP2430 processor. For connectivity this PDA armoured with HSDPA (3.6 Mbps ) so you can enjoy high speed internet access with this feature. This PDA comes with a 2.8-inch touchscreen in 320 x 240-pixel resolution, WiFi and Bluetooth connectivity, 3.2 megapixel, and A-GPS chip.

Please be patient, this PDA will available on June for around €500.


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The ASUS P560 is a more of a mellow mobile PDA phone and in addition to the ASUS’ Lamborghini-branded ZX1 which was shown at CeBIT and the P320 the P560 seems a reasonable mobile phone, and here is why. ...

The Asus Eee PC 900 is the new update to the original Eee PC. In this review, Jerry Jackson seeks to answer the question, "Is this $550 mobile companion the best choice for your next travel laptop?"

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Introduction Love it or hate, there is not denying the popularity of the Asus Eee PC, demand for the 701 has far exceeded supply since it was originally launched last year. In fact these are still very hard to get hold of. I've been using my 701 for about 6 months and love the portability of it, sometimes you just don't need a 'proper' laptop to do what you want to do. New versions of the Eee PC have been on the cards for quite some time and finally Asus have launched the new 900 model. Very

Battery life Review. It has to said that the keyboard, trackpad and ... [Post tag(s): smartphone blog, Pocket PC blog, Windows Mobile blog, UMPC

Add to iTunes | Add to YouTube | Add to Google | RSS Feed I’m quite surprised with the number of reactions we received after the unboxing of the Asus Eee PC. I received an email from Gordon that was thought-provoking, and thought we should discuss what he has to say. I just watched your ASUS EEE review on CNN. It costs 400$. Have you ever compared it to the iPod touch? You might be wondering how can they possibly be comparable. When in China, I found out an unintentional usage for my iPo

I have waited and waited for this release and finally it has arrived. So is it time at last to get the Visa out an do that upgrade? As some of you know I was torn between the HP Ipaq 614c and the Asus P750, the review on the Ipaq 614c demonstrated why, although a good device, wasn’t quite the one for me. Is the alternative any better....? Asus P750 Introduction Probably dubed the Asus flagship, there appear to have been many issues with getting this device to the shops. I have been waiting fr

get the Visa out an do that upgrade? As some of you know I was torn between the HP Ipaq 614c and the Asus P750 , the review on the Ipaq 614c demonstrated why, although a good device, wasn’t quite the one for me. Is the alternative any better....? Asus P750

On the back or underside of the EEE SleeveCase is a pocket that’s really only useful for storing thin items like pamphlets or maybe even a paperback. Because of the size of the case you’re not able to fit any letter-sized documents in ...

And the inclusion of a GPS receiver in a device this small is just the icing on the cake." (full review at trustedreviews)...

Asus P320 Windows Mobile PDA Phone...

Review Roundup: Asus Eee PC 900 When Asus released its Eee PC, praise was almost universal. People loved the device's size, low price, and the fact it came with Linux appealed to many geeks. Consequently, the device sold rather well, ...

Although each US carrier has something to offer in the Windows Mobile Professional (Pocket PC phone with touch screen) camp, the devices are very similar in form factor. Namely the AT&T Tilt, the T-Mobile Wing, the HTC Mogul from Sprint ...

The Asus M930 sports a unique form factor with dual screens similar to the Nokia line of business communicators, including the new Nokia E90. The device runs on Windows Mobile Standard edition and has a standard front QVGA screen along with dial pad. When you open the clamshell up, a larger WQVGA screen and full QWERTY keyboard awaits.

Tracy and Matt's Blog has received a unit with many screenshots and a video unboxing, which is shown above in this post.

I would have liked to have seen an internal pocket for storing memory cards or pen drives and I did wonder if this is what the pouch was intended for but if it was, it was poorly realised. Protection is one of the fundamental aspects of ...

The Asus M930 joins the ranks as one of the few devices to have both a numeric phone pad (outside) and a full QWERTY keyboard (inside). It's a thin and elegant looking candy bar style device which looks more like an 'ordinary' phone rather than a Windows Mobile smartphone. BUT, when you open up the M930 it reveals a little secret as hidden away inside is another LCD Screen and a full QWERTY keyboard. Asus M930 Asus M930 open view We only had the device the device on loan for a day so no time f

mentioned it here on Tracy & Matt we've had a great response in terms of emails and comments. In fact one of our reviewers, Steve, has been asking me every day 'When can I review the Asus P750 ?'. Well the answer is NOW! Steve is working on the review at the moment

Sorry, but I’ve USED Windows CE before. I know just how terribly unresponsively it performs. I know how terribly limited the selection of available software is I know how crippled all the “pocket” apps are. I know just how completely lacking external hardware drivers (eg. printers) are. If you need more than something that just barely lets you type basic documents and sync them with your desktop, WinCE is a lame duck. The HPC form-factor is quite nice, but the realities of using one for any l

We got a sneak peak at this handheld at a Microsoft event and came away with some thoughts about its design.

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Several months after releasing the Linux-based Eee PC, Asus has followed up with a version running Windows XP. Jerry Jackson from Brighthand's sister site NotebookReview.com brings us this review.

Asus was at CTIA last week showing off the Lamborghini ZX1, a stylish and high-end Windows Mobile Pro smartphone that will hit the market soon.

http://www.mobiletechreview.com/pho...s/ASUS-P527.htm "The ASUS P527 Windows Mobile 6 Professional Pocket PC phone doesn’t have a slide-out keyboard, in fact it doesn’t have a QWERTY keyboard at all. Instead it has a number pad along with two columns of dedicated menu buttons....The ASUS P527 is a quad band GSM world phone with EDGE/GPRS for data. Sorry no 3G. It’s sold unlocked for use with any GSM carrier. The PDA phone is powered by a 200MHz TI OMAP processor, with 64MB of RAM and 128MB of f

Trusted Reviews has a review of the Asus P750 and writes, “Asus’ P750 is a very aggressively priced device and under the hood it bundles a large

According to Asus, the Eee PC 900 with a larger display scheduled for release next month isn't part of the second generation of this company's subnotebook line. Instead, that's going to come around the middle of this year, and it will definitely include a touchscreen.

The P527 is an unlocked GSM Pocket PC phone that's sold in the US. It features an integrated SiRF III GPS, and is available with ASUS Go navigation software and maps of North America on a microSD card. The ...

The P527 is an unlocked GSM Pocket PC phone that's sold in the US. It features an integrated SiRF III GPS, and is available with ASUS Go navigation software and maps of North America on a microSD card. The ...

According to an unconfirmed report, Asus will release a version of its Eee PC subnotebook with a touchscreen before the middle of this year.

GPS navigation is not one of those things most users consider to be crucial in a PDA-phone, at least not in the same way as features like W-Fi and Bluetooth are. But even though most consider it to be a bonus rather than a requirement, it is surprisingly found in quite a few entry-level devices even when high-end ones give it a miss.

How would you like a Lamborghini -- in your pocket? If you would, check out the ASUS Lamborghini ZX1 Window Mobile Professional phone, including a Lambo badge navigation control and a speedometer-like clock on the Today screen.

The specs seem decent:

Windows Mobile 6 (Professional, it appears, although some think it may be WM 6.1)

TI 2431 450 MHz processor (apparently not the 520 MHz Qualcomm as others have reported)

256 MB Flash ROM

128 MB RAM

MicroSD slot

2.8" 240x320 QVGA 16-bit color display

Quad-band GSM with HSDPA

802.11b/g WiFi

Bluetooth 2.0 with EDR

GPS

3 megapixel auto-focus camera on back

VGA camera on front

1150 mAh Li-Ion battery

115.6 mm x 59.4 mm x 13.2 mm

119 grams (with battery)

You can see more images at IntoMobile.

Some people have said this is the Windows Mobile device for those with iPhone envy. What do you think?

Hungarian Asus P750 PDA review and outboxing video

As quoted from Inside Microsoft:

Buy.com has the Asus MyPal A626 Windows Mobile 6 PDA for just $254 with free shipping. Amazon.com has it for $260, also with free shipping, useful if you’ve got some Amazon gift certificates to get a nice PDA at a good price.

As for specs, it includes a 312 MHz Marvell XScale processor, but the PDA has b/g wifi, Bluetooth 2.0 EDR, a large 3.5-inch QVGA touchscreen, a 1200 mAh battery, 128 MB ROM, 64 MB SDRAM, and an SD/MMC card slot.

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Asus presented new PDA Phone called Asus’ M536 , it being showcased during CeBIT’08 event in Germany. This PDA phone come with a full qwerty keyboard in the front just like Blackberry. Also this PDA offers a touch-screen, biometric finger print reader, and a GPS receiver.

full features :


* A-GPS compatible SiRF III GPS receiver
* 2.4″ TFT LCD
* TI Omap 2430 processor
* Triband GSM, GPRS, EDGE, dual band 3G and HSDPA with 3.6 Mbps
* 256 MB of ROM
* 128 MB of RAM
* 802.11b/g Wi-Fi
* Bluetooth 2.0 + EDR
* 3.2MP digital camera
* VGA camera (0.3MP) in front for video conference
* Biometric reader
* HC MicroSD port
* Lithium-Ion of 1200 mAh Li-Ion battery
...

Pocket-lint.co.uk brings word of a new sub-$500 PC making the rounds at the CeBIT show in Germany: the ECS G10IL, obviously a competitor to the Eee PC from Asus. Details are reportedly sketchy, but the laptop apparently includes three USB 2.0 ports, an Ethernet port, VGA connection, 56k modem and built-in HSDPA 7.2 -- the latter of which seems like an interesting choice, given the relative cost of Wi-Fi components versus HSDPA. Meanwhile, Asus has launched the Eee PC 900 12G, a slightly more

Asus announced that they will release new GPS smartphone and they called this smartphone with Galaxi mini or the P320 GPS touchscreen smartphone. This cellphone Quad-band GSM (850/900/1800/1900) offers GPRS, EDGE connectivity, a TI OMAP 850 200 MHz processor, 128MB ROM, 64MB RAM, Windows Mobile Pro 6.1, 320 × 240 resolution TFT LCD touch screen display, 2 megapixel camera, built-in SiRF III GPS chipset, bluetooth 2.0 connectivity, USB 2.0 support, and a microSD memory card slot.
this smartphone will available quarter 2 in Europe , you can buy it for 300 Euros and I think this fair price .

Taking a page out of its Lamborghini-branded notebooks, computer hardware giant ASUS once again draws upon the appeal of co-branding with the ZX1 Lamborghini PDA, one in its latest lineup of luxury touch-screen PDA phones. ...