The nüvifone G60 took nearly two years to go from introduction to on sale at AT&T, and just weeks after its introduction, it has been nearly completely forgotten. Smartphones like Motorolas Droid and HTCs Droid Eris have already snagged the spotlight, and of course, that $300 (on contract) price tag that it debuted with didnt help attract any eyes, either. That said, were sure at least a few (couple?) of you bit the bullet post-price drop, and now were overly anxious to hear how you feel about it. After two years, does this thing really live up to the expectations? Are you satisfied with the navigation capabilities? Is the lackluster battery life worrying you yet? Should Garmin-Asus even bother with a second-gen device? Sound off in comments below!
Saturday, November 14, 2009
How would you change Garmin-Asus nuvifone G60?
The nüvifone G60 took nearly two years to go from introduction to on sale at AT&T, and just weeks after its introduction, it has been nearly completely forgotten. Smartphones like Motorolas Droid and HTCs Droid Eris have already snagged the spotlight, and of course, that $300 (on contract) price tag that it debuted with didnt help attract any eyes, either. That said, were sure at least a few (couple?) of you bit the bullet post-price drop, and now were overly anxious to hear how you feel about it. After two years, does this thing really live up to the expectations? Are you satisfied with the navigation capabilities? Is the lackluster battery life worrying you yet? Should Garmin-Asus even bother with a second-gen device? Sound off in comments below!
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