ASUS has launched the ultra slim A686/696 GPS PDA devices, which are being targeted at discerning consumers who require a versatile and functional PDA with added GPS features. The ASUS A686/696 GPS PDAs fit right in the palm of your hand, and is lightweight and slim. Unlike other similar devices with GPS capabilities, the ASUS A686/696 models do not have a protruding antenna, but rather, the GPS is built in.

Serving the needs of both style and function, this PDA is encased in tough stainless steel, not plastic. Along with its anti-glare touchscreen, this device exudes an air of sophistication and luxury.

Other features of the phone include Bluetooth 2.0, WiFi capability, integrated microphone, handmounted speakers, and the ability to play a range of audio and video formats (WMV, .WMA, .MP3..etc). Running on Windows Mobile 5.0, this Pocket PC also has a number of games that can be acquired for play on this device.

Business class professionals will most appreciate this device for its high-quality, classy design and powerful functions.

ASUS continues their entrance into portable navigation market with the introduction of the new S102 PND, which incorporates a high-sensitivity antenna technology to ensure stable satelite signal reception and precise navigation.

The design of the ASUS S102 PND is stylish in shades of gray and black, with lime green accents. It has an easy to use interface, and clear voice turn-by-turn directions.
Other features of the device include MP3 music playback, photo viewing functions, and SD memory expansion. It features versatile input methods, allowing for handscript and voice recognition capabilities.

The ASUS S102 was designed with the busy driver in mind. Between handling gear shifts and a cell phone, as well as keeping your eyes on the road, handling anything else needs to be made as simple as possible. This is why ASUS designed this portable GPS navigation device to be as easy to use as possible, so you won't be overly distracted.

Pricing and launch date have not yet been revealed