Garmin Asus A10 run by Android 2.1 OS includes a 5-mega pixel camera. It also promises fast navigating or toggling between two applications, all for light in weight and slim in size. Its sensitive 3.2-inch LCD touch-screen phone makes it all the more attractive.
Garmin GPS does not need any introduction. This phone is preloaded with the latest version of Garmin's professional 1460 car navigation software. The Lane Guidance and junction view is impressively intuitive. From the initiation of the GPS, it took only 33 seconds to connect to the satellites, all set for navigation! As the Garmin application was loaded, I was presented with the very usual Garmin interface showing speed limit, estimated arrival time, and other informational details useful along the journey.
Bearing a 600MHz Qualcomm 7227 CPU, the performance is appreciably impressive. After customizing the phone with widgets and installing about 35 applications and games, the phone was still steadily un-laggy. It has a 4GB built-in eMMC Flash memory, 512MB SDRAM and 512MB ROM. It also has Micro-SD expansion slot and supports sSDHC up to 32GB.
It was, indeed, a pleasurable experience to use A10 smartphone, whereby it helps you to “find your way” and “reach your destination” easily by using its smart navigation map GPS function. You can easily browse the places you want to go to and if you are lost somewhere, just simply click on “view map” and it will show you the location in detail and help you reach your destination.
