After many months of delays the Garmin-Asus nuvifone M20 is finally launching over in Taiwan. The Garmin-Asus partnership were launching 2 nuvifones with the other one being the G60 which ran a proprietary OS. The G60 was launched last month and now it’s time for the N20 which runs on Windows Mobile and is aimed more at the business user.
The nuvifone M20 features HSDPA, a VGA display, 3 megapixel camera and as can be expected, extensive navigation features thanks to the Garmin part of the partnership.
When I first tested the nuvifone M20 I was quite impressed with the quality and couldn’t wait to see it on the market, but thanks to a bunch of delays the M20 just doesn’t seem that exciting any more. The phone will be heading to a local carrier named Chunghwa, but within days of each other the iPhone 3G S and the Hero will also be launched on to the same carrier giving the Garmin-Asus M20 some strong competition. A shame really as the M20 did look quite promising.
Via: Engadget
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