Asus has announced to release its P527 PDA phone. Built-in GPS navigation would be the salient feature of the P527.
The slim PDA is wrapped in the silver-gray aluminum cover. Its eight dedicated keys offer quick access to the main functions.
The P527 is packed with Travelog functions and GPS capabilities. The Travelog feature supports Google Earth satellite maps format and allows users to create a diary of events during travel. Also, it gives the facility to put together snapshots and other interesting tidbits of travels on the blogs. While GPS capability helps not losing their track.
As a PDA, P527 offers Outlook emails, editing Word and Excel documents and viewing Powerpoint presentations. Moreover, it offers Business Card Recognition feature that makes saving contacts
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ASUS Intentionally removed the Internet Calling feature. Their customer support sucks big time. Someone named Kitty Xia from Shanghai, China keeps responding with the same writings like a robot and the response takes 10-15 days. Keeps telling that I have to use a 3rd party VOIP software. Why should I need to when Windows Mobile 6 added this as a major feature and default one with the release of their Windows Mobile 6. Simply put, it's not worth the money with all the hassle you have to go thru to get answers and support from ASUS.
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