Garmin-Asus A50 Android smartphone
The Garmin-Asus A50 combines Garmin's GPS expertise with an Asus-built Android mobile phone.
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Price
$ 199.00 (AUD)
User Reviews:
A50 ownerFri 13/01/2012 - 04:25
- ProsGPS, Price, durability
- ConsSlow Processor
I've had this phone for 14 months and it has been dropped, kicked and beaten within an inch of it's life and it still works a treat barring some responsiveness issues on Facebook at times. The processor is only 600Mhz so doesn't match up to the more expensive smartphones but for the price at Dick Smith you can't go wrong...just upgrade the android s/ware to 2.2 first up.
OrnaldoMon 05/12/2011 - 07:29
- Prosgarmin
- Consandriod
Well, I own this phone without doing research on it. It just simply popped out at me. In my opinion I really like this phone. I've had it for about a year, and my horse just recently stepped on it (weighs about 1,200lbs) and it's doing just fine.
LeonardoSat 29/10/2011 - 05:27
- ProsBattery by A10 and A50
- Conssame
Hellow, somebody know where I can By a Battery by A10 and A50. Thanks by help me!
LouSun 26/06/2011 - 02:08
- ProsGPS
- Consno voice command, no jack
Well to bad that it is not voice command when using the bluetooth. Tickets are expensive. All phone should be voice command now. I should bought the nexus S more powerful and it voice command.
Rob DTue 22/03/2011 - 22:27
- ProsGPS, Price Tag, 2 yr warranty
- Cons3.5mm Audio Jack
What a great Android phone for $199 (Dick Smith) and you really cannot go wrong with the GPS unit, smooth user interface and 2 year warranty.
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