Garmin-Asus nuvifone M10 Review

Garmin-Asus nuvifone M10 is a modest Windows Mobile Professional device released many years ago, featuring a 3.5" display, a 5 mega-pixels back facing camera and a powerful CPU speeding at 600 megahertz. We will get a better idea about this phone's pros when we get into more details.

In this case, Garmin totally forgot about weight optimization, putting together a 4.87 oz cellphone. This phone is a little thick for nowadays standards, with its 0.56 inches thickness.

This phone ships with a Qualcomm Snapdragon S1 MSM7227 chip, including a quite powerful 600 megahertz processing unit and 512 MB of RAM. Graphic calculations often consume a lot of processing time, so this phone also has an Adreno 200 GPU clocking at 128 megahertz to unload the processor. This phone has a 4 GB internal storage, a common quantity that should be enough for the average user considering it also has an SD card slot to store songs, photographs and videos.

This phone only has a 5 mega-pixels back-facing camera.

Garmin packed this phone with a good looking 3.5" screen, and a 800 x 480 resolution, which makes everything look vivid. This screen uses TFT resistive technology, but it doesn't allow multi-touch gestures.

The Garmin-Asus nuvifone M10 packs a mid capacity 1500 mAh Li-Ion removable battery providing the Garmin-Asus nuvifone M10 with a below average battery duration. According to Garmin, this phone has a reported talk time of 8 hours and a stand by time of 600 hours.

This phone counts with wi-fi connection (although it can't be provided to other devices around, acting as a mobile hotspot) and 3G fast connection type, over HSDPA, HSUPA, UMTS and EDGE technologies. This phone works with a SIM card to use GSM services.

This cellphone also features a couple interesting features such as Bluetooth (2.0, EDR) and GPS Navigation, and some sensors likeAccelerometer and Compass.