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Asus P3 Series QWERTY Smartphone Spotted; Sports GPS, Wi-Fi and 3G
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"Asus P3xx (model not confirmed) will be one of the smartphone offered by Asus. The model has a QWERTY keyboard directly under the LCD screen, has a similar design as the Treo smartphone. It will be running Windows Mobile 6 when available. Here is the leaked specifications."
Among the Windows Mobile 6 news stories coming out in preparation for the 3GSM Conference is this news story revealed by GPSAndCo. Some more photos of the unit over here. I am sure you are wondering about the size compared to the current QWERTY favorites, but the big news here is the inclusion of GPS. I have always been surprised that manufacturers still haven't made GPS standard on our phones. The smart phones have good screen resolution, good processing power, good data download speeds for maps and above all free map/navigation software applications. What is holding up the manufacturers from including the GPS sensor? 
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Posted by Darius Wey on Friday, February 16, 2007 @ 07:00 AM
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