At the Garmin-Asus stand M20 has been displayed as well besides G60 - although only behind a glass wall and the device wasn't functioning.
The company's representatives have told us that porting Windows to the handset gave them a bit more problems, at least in terms of speed (or the lack of it), but M20 will be available in Q2 2009, just like G60.
The 95.3 x 52.5 x 12.8 mm large case has a 528 MHz Qualcomm 7200A processor inside, while the operating system will be Windows Mobile 6.1. They are not planning to adapt WM 6.5 yet.
M20's display provides the usual great readability from Garmin, just like G60. The TFT display's diagonal is 2.8", it has VGA (640 x 480 pixels) resolution and it can display 65 thousand colors.
The small gadget, weighing 99 grams, has Bluetooth and WiFi support as well, and its 920 mAh battery provides a talk time of about 3 hours.
