Introduction, packaging
Asus P527, or how to destroy a well sounding name… unfortunately there is no other way to start our current review. Probably most of you remember P525, which has been launched two years ago by the Taiwanese company, and it still is a faithful companion for owners who have chosen to buy it back then. Its successor appeared last summer, but P526, codenamed Pegasus, was in no way a worthy descendant of the highly acclaimed device. And now we have the latest member of the 500 series in our hands, but there is not much advancement to talk about.
Asus nowadays is having a problem with matching the needs of users. The aforementioned P526 was rather good-looking than smart or easy to use, the scandal about P750’s display shows that it’s a not well thought of concept and I’m already afraid of reviewing the not yet appeared M930 with a mini display. Frankly I don’t know what the goal of the manufacturer is, but I think they’re on a wrong path, no matter what that is. Except if they really want to put an end to their good reputation.
The sample device, provided by Speedshop, came in a large box, which had lots of accessories in it: network charger, USB cable, car holder and charger, headset, 1 GB microSD card with Asus GO navigation software on it, backup battery and a bonus CD with two extra software on it. That’s the end of the list of positive aspects, let’s see the machine itself.
A cikk még nem ért véget, kérlek, lapozz!
