Garmin-Asus nuvifone G60
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The Garmin-Asus nüvifone G60 is a touchscreen Linux powered phone support quad-band connectivity (850/900/1800/1900 MHz), 3.6 HSDPA and Wi-Fi. It has a 3 megapixel camera with auto-focus and geotagging.
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Jesse james Posted On : March 31, 2010 | Hey ya'll. I rec'on this here phone is mighty expensive to upkeep. I think the best thing that recently occured in my life was getting rid of this phone. I now have a nice little nokia with Net10, and it works really great. I pay alot less now and don't have to worry about dropped calls. |
Giorgio Posted On : September 7, 2009 | A quando in Italia con versione italiana? Grazie |
enaidecirtap Posted On : September 6, 2009 | g60 is a gps oriented smartphone. tho it lacks of the best multimedia experience,but it will fulfill your gps navigation needs. built-in memory of the phone is 4gb which is good enough for me, i still have the option to put in extra memory card up to 16gb. the experience of using the gps system is almost the same as garmin gps since g60 also have a 3.5' screen size. when we used the map in singapore, the map also shows junction view which is very useful. most of the features is centred on gps. i can still enjoy the threaded sms (chat-style sms for others). if you guys want to get a better deal, there will be an upcoming pc show at suntec city singapore. at level 6, garmina |
