As expected, the Taiwanese Asus officially introduced as part of CeBIT in Hanover a new high-end PDAPhone on behalf of Lamborghini ZX1. Picking colors - especially the D-Pad - the automaker with aggressive forms, it is intended to be one of the terminals of the most technically advanced of Asus.

Quadband GSM, GPRS, EDGE, UMTS and HSDPA Dual (3.6 mbps), the ZX1 of Asus remains relatively compact (115.6 x 59.4 x 13.2 mm) and lightweight (119 grams) for a PDAPhone equipped a system Windows Mobile 6.1 Pro. It integrates over a QVGA screen of 2.8 inches, 256 MB flash memory ROM, 128 MB of SDRAM, a port for Micro SD memory card and battery with a capacity of 1150 mAh. This assures it announced autonomy of 150 hours standby or 4 hours in GSM.

For the rest, the PDAPhone ZX1 has a processor running at 450 MHz in addition to a wireless chip (Tri HSDPA) U360 EMP developed by Ericsson. Finally, it is GPS, WiFi 802.11b / g, Bluetooth 2.0 + EDR, USB 2.0 and features a digital camera with 3 megapixels and auto-focus camera VGA second front for video calls. The Asus Lamborghini ZX1 expected to be launched during the month of May for a rather impressive price of 1,000 euros! Interestingly, it should have a “user interface similar to that of the iPhone” as stated by a representative of Asus.

The Toshiba Portege G910 is a PDA with advanced performance integrating biometric fingerprint reader allowing secure access to the phone, the GPS function, and an HD display of 3 inches. With the Windows Mobile Professional 6, it offers all Microsoft Office software, including PowerPoint, Word, Excel and Outlook.

The Portege G910 loads the main current connectivity: GPRS, EDGE, 3G, 3G +, and wireless access Manage your e-mails, access the intranet of his company, create its documents using Microsoft Office or even listen to his music and watch videos are all possibilities offered by the G910 Portege.

This PDA is in the form of a housing portfolio and features a QWERTY keyboard. It offers a high level of security through its biometric reader that allows you to block access to mobile or certain files. The wide-screen VGA 3 “improves the ease of use of G910 and brings a resolution 5 times higher than that of a QVGA screen.

The function complements integrated GPS equipment. The G910 is capable of producing a faster route calculation, and increased sensitivity in indoor and dense urban environments. An A-GPS, the Portégé G920, is also proposed by Toshiba.