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The Asus A696 GPS PDA phone offers the convenience of a phone, a PDA, and GPS navigation into one compact package. This Windows Mobile 5.0-powered device features a stainless steel case, a 3.5 inch anti-glare touchscreen, GPS navigation with a QuickNav button for easy access, 802.11 b/g connectivity, Bluetooth 2.0 with Enhanced Data Rate support, and an SD memory card slot for expansion options. Priced at $400, the Asus A696 will be released later this month.
Via Akihabaranews
The Asus P526 Mercedes Benz quadband smartphone runs on Windows Mobile 6.0 and is powered by an OMAP 200 Mhz processor. The handset sports a 2MP shooter, 2.6 inch 65k color touchscreen, Bluetooth, Wi-Fi, GPS and memory expansion slot. No info on pricing so far. One more pic after the jump!
Via PWDigest
Asus AiGuru S2 is actually a successor to the AiGuru S1 VoIP Skype phone. The S2 comes equipped with the standard WiFi Skype support and the ability to pull RSS feed updates, check Outlook email, and stream your Windows Media Player/iTunes library from your computer. Pricing and availability are still in a mystery.
Via eHomeUpgrade
The ASUS P526 PDA Phone is using Windows Mobile 6 Professional and support Global Positioning System (GPS) capabilities, which is able to plot a route to direct users to the right destination. You can easily program in the destination and then view directions, the distance traveled, street addresses, and the time and distance left for the journey. The Asus P526 also comes with a built-in 2MP camera, 2.6 inch TFT(240 x 320), and an image editor to edit the pictures with ease. With quad-band EDGE, you can connect even faster for better audio/video streaming. Available in Silver-Gray, the PDA Phone measures 110mm x 58mm x 15.4mm and weighs 115grams.
Via Fareastgizmos
The Asus P526 GPS PDA phone will be released during CEBIT major electronics show next month. The specs of this 15.4 mm thin phone include GSM/GPRS/EDGE connectivity, 2MP shooter, 2.6 inch touchscreen, and a weight of 115grams.
Via Mobilewhack
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