The Garmin-Asus Nuvifone G60 is a PDA communicating using Linux and compatible with Wi-Fi and 3G+, which has more of a GPS chip. This wizard drives you and guides you from its large touch screen of 7.1 inches diagonally.
Initially announced in 2007, this device is developed in collaboration with Garmin and Asus and is finally available. Its goal is to consolidate the functions of a phone and those of a high end GPS in a single product. A very basic promise leaves doubtful about the value of the unit. Lets look at it more closely.
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