Asus P750 unveiled

John Chan | Sep 28, 2007

You may remember the Asus P750 from a while back when a leaked shot showed what it looked like. Asus gave us confirmation of its existence then, and now, it has provided the missing bits of information. Yes, we have an official image and full specifications.

We knew from earlier that it will have HSDPA connectivity. Other features include built-in GPS and a QVGA display. Unfortunately, RAM, which is the temporary storage used for running applications, remains at 64MB, same as previous P-series PDA-phones from the company. Some flagship models from other brands like the HTC TyTN II come with double that at 128MB.

Asus says the P750 will be available in Singapore from December. We are still waiting for information about its wider Asian availability.

Update: Aside from Singapore, the P750 will also be available in Taiwan, Hong Kong and Malaysia.

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xiaoxiong

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xiaoxiong says...
The design of this ASUS reminds me of the Nokia N70.

Oct 01, 2007 14:55

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foosoomin says...
Hi John Chan, Since P750 will be available from December, do you have any estimated price indication ? Also, it P750 as friendly as HTC devices, in terms of the functions available from those mobile phone. Will be waiting for your reply soon

Nov 18, 2007 13:09

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