The Asus MyPal A696 very nicely combines a PDA with a GPS, and it is a device thats barely more than a half-inch thick. This sleek and shiny PDA features a stainless steel frame and has everything a user might want on the personal assistant side, fro...
The Asus My Pal A696 may be slim and sleek but its functionality isn't always quite up to snuff. Windows Mobile 6.0 will drive your multimedia and organisational software just fine, but in a hugely competitive market flooded with GPS enabled smartphon...
Large display, WiFi, Bluetooth and infrared, Plenty of memory
Windows Mobile 5 rather than 6, No integrated phone
The lack of a phone might dampen the Asus MyPal A696s appeal for those seeking an all-in-one handheld, and wed prefer Windows Mobile 6 rather than its predecessor. Even so, the £199 price, which includes navigation software, is attractive...
GPS chipset, included navigational software, brushed metal finish, 3.5mm headphone jack, excellent battery life
GPS experience doesnt compare to dedicated portable units, Windows Mobile 5 rather than 6 on earlier units, bland design, heavy The Final Word The MyPal A696s GPS is handy, but the navigational experience isnt as satisfying or complete as the multit...
The MyPal A696s GPS is handy, but the navigational experience isnt as satisfying or complete as the multitude of dedicated portable units on the market. What remains is a solid, yet unremarkable PDA.
Sammanfattning: For those wanting a new PDA without mobile telephony, products are few and far between but Asus has just launched a few phone-less PDAs. One of them is the A696, a good looking device with its brushed metal face. Its key trick, though, is that manages ...
Sammanfattning: UpsideFor those wanting a new PDA without mobile telephony, products are few and far between but Asus has just launched a few phone-less PDAs. One of them is the A696, a good looking device with its brushed metal face. Its key trick, though, is that ma...
Sammanfattning: Avec l’A696, ASUS nous signe là un PDA-GPS (et non le contraire, c’est important, on le verra par la suite) au design sans doute à la limite de l’austérité, mais fonctionnel, enfermé dans une coque en aluminium brossé d’aspec...
Avec DELL qui vient de se retirer du marché des PDA seuls, on sent bien que le secteur évolue vers des machines pour le moins hybrides, au mieux polyvalentes. Les PDA doivent aujourd’hui faire GSM ou GPS. On ne met plus 400€ dans un banal assis...
