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There aren’t a lot of details available yet but the ASUS P750 has already been confirmed.According to TheUnwiredView’s trusty sources, it is slated for an October release, but there’s no info on where it will be released yet.The new Asus P750 smartphone will powered by Windows Mobile 6 Professional a Marvel 520 MHz PXA27x CPU, 256 MB ROM and 128 MB RAM and GSM/GPRS/EDGE and HSDPA at 3.6 Mbps.features a SiRF III GPS receiver and an FM radio.
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Asus MyPal A639 features a 3.5-inch touchscreen TFT LCD that uses transflective technology, there is illumination from the front and back of the monitor screen making it easy to use and read under any lighting conditions, be it at night or during the day with direct sunlight - you won’t have any problems using the MyPal A639. Besides having a 1GB of memory space to store everything you need, from music to maps and personal documents, there is also a slot for a Secure Digital card.
ASUS A696 new line of ultra-slim GPS PDAs.
Cased in stainless steel and packing the latest technology, the ASUS A696 perfectly marries the two worlds of consumer electronics and extreme luxury.Ultra Slim GPS PDA Sparkles with High Quality Feel. Extremely slim PDA with embedded antenna discreetly hidden from view. Organizer: with the latest Windows Mobile 5.0 OS. Personal Navigator with integrated GPS MP3 Player with over 15hrs play time. Internet Browser with integrated WiFi IEEE 802.11 b/g. Bluetooth v2.0 Link. Recorder with over 6hrs record time. Car Kit & Maps in 1GB SD card Included.
Asus introduced its new J502 PDA slider phone packed in a slim case. This PDA has a comfortable :2.4″ 262k color screen, a 3.0 mp camera with autofocus & built in flash. J502 also fulfills the expectation of multimedia functions like MP3 and video support with a expandable microSD memory card slot & uses Bluetooth 2.0 for connectivity. The latest Asus J502 phone has the functions of a PDA as well as the looks .
Ride with class and now you can call with Class. Asus has introduced the new P526 Mercedez Benz phone that also comes with a matching case and also in a matching box. Call that classy or what. While some critics say that its a phone with the Mercedes-Benz logo slapped onto it, the specs will surely make this quiet untrue. Features include, EDGE/GPRS/GSM 850/900/1800/1900, Microsoft Windows Mobile 6 Professional OS, TI OMAP 850 (200MHz) processor, 2.6“ TFT, Supports 65K colors, 240 x 320 resolution, USB v1.1 / Bluetooth 1.2 connectivity, Built-in memory 128 MB Flash + 64 MB SDRAM, External memory Micro-SD expansion Slot, Built-in SiRF Star III Chip that supports GPS, 2 Mega-Pixel camera, MPEG4 supporting 30 FPS QCIF video / Windows Media Player 10.
The P735 allows users to make full use of its 3G capabilities and integrates network connectivity, video conferencing, multimedia applications and many other business functions. With the P735, no matter where the user is globally, they can always access the information needed for informed business decisions while keeping total control over their personal life on the go.
Connect Anywhere
With a broad range of network connectivity options such as UMTS 2100 Mhz, GSM 900 / 1800 / 1900 Mhz, GPRS Class 10 and even Bluetooth 2.0, the P735 allows the mobile executive to be truly connected.
“As phones become increasingly powerful, consumers are asking for one device that works for all aspects of life, in and out of the office,” said Mr. Jason Lim, Regional Director, Asia Pacific and Japan, Mobile and Embedded Devices Division, Microsoft Corp. “With the Windows Mobile-powered P735, ASUS is helping people make the professional and personal connections when and where they need them.”
Multiple Business Related Functions
The P735 is packed with many business applications to help make scheduling and working on the go simpler and more efficient. Utilizing the Windows Mobile Operating System platform, users can view and edit documents in Excel and Word.
With ASUS’s Remote Presenter, users can control Powerpoint presentations stored on a notebook via a Bluetooth connection. They can even read the footnotes on the P735’s screen as they are presenting.
Another added function to help save contacts easily is the P735’s business card recognition feature. The in-built 2M pixel auto-focus camera can pick out business card details and store them directly into the contacts section – omitting the need to carry all the business cards around.
International teleconferencing meeting across up to three different time zones is now possible with the unique Meeting Planner. This innovative feature helps to eliminate the hassle of time converting and makes meeting scheduling more efficient than ever before.
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The P525 runs on a 416MHz Intel XScale processor which is very good when it comes to portable phones. It also comes equipped with 128MB of flash ROM and 64MB of SDRAM, along with a miniSD to expand the memory even further. Other than that, the ASUS P525 also features SkypeIn, SkypeOut, Bluetooth 2.0 and GPRS. To seal the deal, the phone also features an 802.11b network connection allowing users to stream the internet at lighting fast speeds.
As for the dimensions, the ASUS P525 is 0.75 inches think, and features a 2.8 inch touch screen display for the ultimate experience. Aside from that, you will also find a 2 Mega Pixel camera for video conferencing on the go. So far, there is no word on the pricing or release date but from what is known, the ASUS P525 should hit the market later this year. For more information about this and many other products, stay tuned to Digital Lifestyle.
The P525 leveraged Push E-mail functions to deliver real-time synchronization with email, phonebooks and calendar items as changes occur on the Exchange account through continuous connection with a mobile operator between the P525 and a server.
Supporting Microsoft Windows Mobile 5.0 operating system, the ASUS PDA phone supports office applications, including Excel and PowerPoint Viewer etc., permitting completion of everyday tasks even on the road.
The 2M-pixel digital camera also acts as a business card recognition device. Simply take a picture of a business card, the P525 will automatically convert information on the card into Outlook’s contact list. In two steps, organizing business cards collected from conventions and conferences is no longer such as hassle.
Review By Cnet
The P525 runs the Windows Mobile 5.0 operating system, and is thus packed with office productivity features such as push e-mail, Word, Excel, PowerPoint and the ability to synchronise calendars, phone books and e-mail with a desktop PC and/or corporate Exchange server. Skype-in and Skype-out are also present, helping you to avoid eating into your regular phone credit while you’re in range of a wireless hotspot.
Speaking of wireless, the P525 is an extremely well-connected device, albeit no better than what we’ve come to expect from a modern day smartphone. Wi-Fi (802.11b), GPRS, Bluetooth, Infrared and quad-band GSM (850/900/1800/1900) are all supported. Synchronisation with a PC is accomplished using either Bluetooth or USB 1.1 connections.
Review By Brighthand
The Federal Communications Commission has puts its stamp of approval on the Asus P525, a Pocket PC phone with a built-in numberpad.
Quite a few handsets running this operating system have either been released lately or are expected soon, but the vast majority of these have a built-in keyboard. The P525 will instead be for those who prefer the 0 through 9 keys traditional on phones.
Review By Pdastreet
Unlike a lot of other Pocket PC Phones available right now; for example, a number of models (think T-Mobile’s MDA) from fellow Taiwanese vendor High Tech Computers, the P525 does not sport a QWERTY thumb-keyboard. Rather, the smartphone has a traditional numeric keypad on the front and a 2-megapixel camera with flash on the back.
The camera also acts as a business card recognition device. Take a picture of a business card, and the P525 will automatically convert information on the card into Outlook’s contact list.