
ASUS MyPal A620
Release year: 2005
The Asus MyPal A620 is among the first handhelds to be equipped with the new Intel PXA255 processor at 400 MHz. The new processor allows for more efficient power management by shutting down components that are not in use, combined with speed and power. Thanks to the CF (Compact Flash) slot, the Asus handheld can be fitted with a Wi-Fi or Bluetooth CF card that will allow you to connect wirelessly to a company network or to notebooks, printers and mobile phones. The CF slot gives the Pocket PC great expandability: with the many Compact Flash cards available on the market, the handheld can be turned into a GPS satellite navigator, a GPRS phone, a digital camera, an FM radio and much more.
Technical specifications
| Dimensions | 125 x 76,6 x 13,3 mm |
| Weight with battery | 141 g |
| Battery | Lithium 1300mAH |
| Talk time | 19 h |
| Processor | Intel PXA255 a 400 MHz |
In the box: DC-in jack, expansion connector, Microsoft Companion CD, protective case, user manual, battery
Messaging
| SMS | |
| Chat |
Design and display
| Display | The 3.5" color TFT display, of transflective type, with a resolution of 240 x 320 pixels, touch-sensitive, offers high image quality in terms of color brilliance and definition |
| Adjustable contrast | |
| Multi-line display | |
| Display color | 65 k |
| Display size | 240 x 320 pixels |
| Backlit keypad | |
| Keypad lock | |
| One-touch phonebook access | |
| Antenna | internal |
| Vibration | |
| Headphone jack |
Features
| Memory | 64 Mb |
Feature notes: ASUS offers the new GPS Kit for Pocket PC, with all the hardware needed to turn your My Pal A620 into a satellite navigator. Back Up can be managed manually or automatically depending on your habits. This intelligent Back Up function is an ASUS exclusive and is available only on ASUS Pocket PCs
Connectivity
| GPRS | |
| WAP | |
| IrDA (infrared) | |
| Built-in modem | |
| Bluetooth | |
| USB |
Camera
| Camera |
Price history
246 € → 246 € (0%) · minimum 220 €, maximum 246 € · 6 readings, Dec 2005 – May 2006