



OK, now we're talking. The first Garmin-Asus smartphone ($299.99-549.99, ) wasn't even really a smartphone; it was a good navigation device wrapped in one of the worst cell phones I've ever tested. Fortunately, the joint venture's second attempt, the T-Mobile Garminfone, is a huge improvement. It's the best choice for drivers looking to replace a high-end PND and a current T-Mobile cell phone; just remember that navigation comes first, and the Garminfone isn't quite cutting-edge in other areas.
Garmin-Asus
http://www.garminasus.com

- Price as Tested: $199.99 Direct
- Service Provider: T-Mobile
- Screen Size: 3.5 inches
- Screen Details: 320-by-480-pixel, 65K-color, TFT LCD glass capactive touch screen
- Camera: Yes
- Megapixels: 3 MP
- 802.11x: Yes
- Bluetooth: Yes
- Web Browser: Yes
- Network: GSM, UMTS
- Bands: 850, 900, 1800, 1900, 2100, 1700
- High-Speed Data: GPRS, EDGE, UMTS, HSDPA
- Processor Speed: 600 MHz