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Asus A626 3.5" PDA Windows Mobile 5.0, Wi-fi (802.11 B+g), Bluetooth 2.0 (edr),
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MSRP: $409.08
Your Price: $271.99
Savings: $ 137.09 ( 34% )
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Manufacturer: Asus
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Asus A626 3.5" PDA Windows Mobile 5.0, Wi-fi (802.11 B+g), Bluetooth 2.0 (edr), Features
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Product Type Handheld Width 2.8 in Depth 0.6 in Height 4.6 in Weight 5.6 oz Processor Intel XScale 312 MHz Memory ROM 128 MB - flash RAM 64 MB - SDRAM Supported Flash Memory Cards SD Memory Card, MultiMediaCard Compatibility SDIO Display Display Type 3.5" TFT active matrix - transflective Image 16-bit (64K colors) Display Resolution 240 x 320 Audio Voice Recording Capability Yes Audio Output Speaker(s) Supported Digital Audio Formats MP3, WMA Audio Input Microphone Expansion / Connectivity Expansion Slots Total (Free) 1 SD Memory Card Interfaces 1 x headphones - output - mini-phone stereo 3.5 mm ¦ 1 x USB Input Device Type Touch-screen, stylus, 4-way navigation button Cables Included 1 x USB cable Features Anti-glare Power Power Device Power adapter Voltage Required AC 120/230 V ( 50/60 Hz ) Battery Installed Qty (Max Supported) 1 Technology / Form Factor Lithium ion Capacity 1200 mAh Operating System / Software OS Provided Microsoft Windows Mobile 6.0 Software Notes, Voice Recorder, Calendar, Contacts, File Explorer, Tasks, Microsoft Pocket Outlook, ActiveSync, Microsoft Excel Mobile, Microsoft Internet Explorer Mobile, Microsoft Word Mobile, Microsoft PowerPoint Mobile, Windows Media Player Mobile
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Additional Asus A626 3.5" PDA Windows Mobile 5.0, Wi-fi (802.11 B+g), Bluetooth 2.0 (edr), Information
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The ASUS A626 perfectly combines versatility and style. This palm-sized marvel matches high quality with an impeccable standard of design and caters to the user's expectations for personal handheld accessories.Exceptionally slim at only 1.57 cm, the ASUS A626 really stands out from most of the other PDAs on the market. The casing is made of stainless steel and the whole PDA is less than 158g in weight. The 3.5" anti-glare touch screen completes the outlook of the A626 and provides the feeling of a solid and high quality luxury accessory.In situations where utilizing a notebook is more hassle than convenience, the A626 can really shine. With its wireless, it can keep the user connected to email, the Internet and corporate networks; while Bluetooth 2.0 with Enhanced Data Rate speeds up data exchange with a huge range of digital peripherals (phones, printers, etc) by up to two to three times over conventional Bluetooth standards. With ASUS's user-friendly application "Remote Presenter", it can also be easily utilized to remotely link and control presentations on a computer via Bluetooth. The most important feature is the fact that all data is stored in Flash memory, so precious information remains saved even if all battery power in the handheld has drained away.The ASUS A626 runs on Microsoft Windows Mobile 5.0, and also provides true multimedia entertainment options. With its front-mounted speakers, it plays video and audio formats and has a huge library of games available for the Pocket PC platform. For its size, the A626 is simply the most versatile mobile entertainment gadget.With the combination of powerful applications and an ultra-slim outlook that radiates high quality, the A626 is a PDA of choice for the well-heeled and well-traveled.
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What Customers Say About Asus A626 3.5" PDA Windows Mobile 5.0, Wi-fi (802.11 B+g), Bluetooth 2.0 (edr),:
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The only annoyance, and it's a slight annoyance, was needing Outlook 2007 for complete synch'ing. It does everything I expected, often better than expected. It came with Mobile 6 preinstalled, but that's a mixed blessing. I still prefer Office 2003 to Office 2007 - and WinXP to Win Vista.I have not been pleased with HP PDAs, as they don't last long. I'm hoping to have better luck with Asus.
This product is fine quality, but it came already updated to WM 6.0. I needed a device running WM 5.0 so the automatic upgrade did not serve my purposes. If this matters to you you should check it out.
Buy an iphone/itouch if you want entertainment. I've read a lot of other good reviews on it as well, but I don't know enough to compare it to other handhelds.My only minus is the picture/video quality.
But I do know that this one is pretty good at what it does. I don't know a lot about PDAs, pocket pcs, iphones, whatever.
It runs programs quickly and effortlessy. it works.
It starts up immediately, shuts off immediately, recognizes your handwriting impressively well. Compared to iphones and itouches, it's definitely below the bar.Buy this if you want something good for work or school.
The reviews on the Palm devices in general indicated that this was a problem, so I decided to experiment and ended up with the Asus 626 running Windows Mobile.Well, it's pretty much what I should have expected. There are obvious graphical glitches where parts of the screen don't get redrawn, so part of the screen sometimes displays a chunk of another program.Carrying out operations is more painful and seems to involve more traversal of menus. After about 7 years of using 2 Palm based PDAs I had to buy a new PDA because my Z22 broke. Simply taking the stylus out is a pain, because it's in an odd spot and is folded up. I have to do a variety of plugging, unplugging, and switching the Asus off and on to get things to work. In theory it's more flexible, it has more capabilities, but any specific thing I do is harder to get done. The "Today" home screen that gives you a summary of appointments, tasks, etc doesn't update when you add an appointment or task, so the display is incorrect.
On the Asus, I have to tap, bring up a menu, and hit edit. It had been easy to use but not as reliable as I liked, and hadn't lasted as long as I would expect. For example, editing a calendar item on the Palm required a simple tap. Physically it's bigger and heavier. The software is buggy in very obvious ways. A lot of these are probably things that people would accept if they haven't used a Palm, but having used one, it's annoying.The connection between the PC and the Asus requires some jiggling to get the PC to recognize the Asus. And the ActiveSync program keeps switching off using the USB connection, so I have to periodically go into its settings and switch that back on again.I'm sure that the Asus is a more powerful device and that over time I'll find use for that power, but basically if what you are looking for is a PDA so you can easily do the basics of calendar, notes, shopping lists, etc, you want to stick to the Palm.
I have used this pda for several weeks now and I really like it. You may need to start playing them. In order to look good and play smoothly, the best resolution I've found is 240x180 pixels at 24fps, instead of 320x240 pixels, which is the max screen resolution.
It runs Office files and other files such as the Bible plenty fast. It does use the battery up quickly.FYI, creating play lists in Windows media player is tricky. It is well-made and has great sound quality from earphones, and even from it's little speakers, considering the size.
I have not tested the WiFi very much, but it has worked fine in airports. It's only weakness is playing back Windows media video files. I have found that keeping files limited to 385kbps CBR works well.
To create a playlist, you first need to add whatever files you want into the Now Playing directory. Then you can hit Menu>Save Playist and give it a new name.
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