ASUS launches new P835 PDA Phone in India

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ASUS has launched the P835 PDA phone in India. Designed for business-savvy professionals, the ASUS P835 is equipped with a 3.5-inch touch screen with a WVGA resolution offering five times the number of pixels of most phones, claims the company and blazing fast HSUPA 7.2 Mbps download speed.

ASUS P835 WVGA PDA Phone

The ASUS P835 is design to help users get the most out of the Internet. It is embedded with Opera Mobile, a fast, user-friendly and rich-featured browser that brings a complete Web experience to the P835. It runs on Windows Mobile 6.1 Professional and Qualcomm 7201A 528MHz processor. P835 offers 4 GB of internal memory with 288 MB SDRAM and 256 MB ROM. In addition, it has an expansion slot for MicroSD SDHC cards.

Speaking on the occasion, Edward Wang, business head, mobile communication business, ASUS (India), said, “At ASUS, we always strive to find new ways to bring mobility with perfect connectivity to our customers. Innovation is the core of everything we do at ASUS and thus for our business professionals, we have designed this P835 handset. We are truly delighted to bring P835, which has a high quality 3.5 WVGA display, motion sensor, 5 megapixel camera alongwith a fastest connectivity option. With these features we are sure a professional would have a hassle free, comfortable work life.”

ASUS P835 WVGA PDA Phone

The P835 also enables users to switch between 12-key, half-Qwerty and full-Qwerty virtual keyboard modes. The P835 features an updated iteration of Asus’ Glide mobile user interface. The release claims that the new Glide UI has been given a significant facelift over its predecessor, and has new icons to improve interactivity.

The P835 has the additional ability to function as a Wi-Fi Access Point. It can share its high-speed HSPA cellular data or Internet connection over Wi-Fi with up to 10 devices, such as laptops or other PDA phones.The phone integrates a MP3 player that supports various music formats and a video playback feature. The Asus P835 phone equips an internal memory of 4GB and supports external microSD card slot. Backed by 1100 mAh battery, the phone provides a talktime of upto 6 hours with 3G and 7 hours with 2G and a standby time of upto 350 hours and 300 hours with 3G and 2G respectively.

The launch date and price of ASUS P835 WVGA PDA phone are yet to be revealed.

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