FCC Approves the Asus A632 and A636 Pocket PCs

[Ekkie Tepsupornchai]

<div class='os_post_top_link'><a href='https://gullfoss2.fcc.gov/prod/oet/cf/eas/reports/ViewExhibitReport.cfm?mode=Exhibits&RequestTimeout=500&calledFromFrame=N&application_id=857369&fcc_id=\\\\\\\'MSQA636\\\\\\\'' target='_blank'>https://gullfoss2.fcc.gov/prod/oet/...MSQA636\\\\\\\'</a><br /><br /></div><img src="http://www.pocketpcthoughts.com/images/web/2003/ekkie_eut.jpg" /><br /><br />Specifications: PXA272 416MHz, 128MB ROM / 64MB RAM, 1300 (or 1100) mAh battery (both are specified in the manual), 802.11b (a636 only), Bluetooth 1.2, Standard IR, USB host, GPS. Dimensions: 122 x 73.2 x 18.65mm. Weight: 175g (6.2 oz). The a636 has WiFi and a single SD slot. The a632 does not have WiFi but sports dual slots (one SD and one mini-SD). The provided link takes you to the FCC site with links to documentation, manuals, and pictures. Thoughts?

[ctmagnus]

All you Asus owners: What is the first picture on the last page of the Internal Photos (https://gullfoss2.fcc.gov/prod/oet/forms/blobs/retrieve.cgi?attachment_id=575404&amp;native_or_pdf=pdf) document?

[Tye]

And what's that white "button" on the left side of the PPC?

[njl2016]

Looks like some kind of sled (for USB host?), or mabye it's a fold-up cradle.

[Don't Panic!]

The white "button" is actually the speaker. To bad they didn't put the d-pad there. :(

[badbob001]

And what's that white "button" on the left side of the PPC?

It's the speaker.

[ctitanic]

is not this an old cassiopeia from Casio???? :devilboy:

[frax]

looks like it could be made for gaming (something that my Magician isnt made for, the d-pad sucks for gaming)

[Tye]

And what's that white "button" on the left side of the PPC?

It's the speaker.
Ahhh, a PPC subwoofer. Cool idea.

[kaitanium]

i dont like that sd and mini sd slots idea. 2 sd slots? just use an adapter man and save that space for something else. but yea that device does look like the casios

[KTamas]

is not this an old cassiopeia from Casio???? :devilboy:
LOL, my thoughts exactly, good old E125 and E200...

[surur]

Page 42 of the user manual (2-21) confirms that WM5 can do USB Mass Storage natively (unless this is a unique ASUS feature).

Surur

[Craig Horlacher]

Page 42 of the user manual (2-21) confirms that WM5 can do USB Mass Storage natively (unless this is a unique ASUS feature).

Surur

There is a driver that works on 2003se (or at least on my toshiba e830) as a usb mass storage driver. I use it for flash memory as well as my 40gb iriver mp3 player! Whatever I plug in there shows up as "Hard Disk" in my directory tree. No reboot or anything, very plug and play!

I found the driver on brighthand almost a year ago. I'm sure if you google a little you can find it. I'll have to look for it.

[surur]

No, this turns YOUR PDA into a thumb drive. Makes it easier to copy media to it.

Surur

[stevelam]

No, this turns YOUR PDA into a thumb drive. Makes it easier to copy media to it.

Surur

Ohhhhhh so you mean we can skip ActiveStink :?:

[Jason Lee]

The asus also supports udb host, meaning you will be able to plug your flash drive or music player into it and it will show up as a folder.

[zeeforel]

Has anyone out here in this topic thought about the quality of the Asus customer service? My experience browsing forums, getting responses from the Asus customer service and their own forum tells me not to buy an Asus for a long time!

[Fishie]

Has anyone out here in this topic thought about the quality of the Asus customer service? My experience browsing forums, getting responses from the Asus customer service and their own forum tells me not to buy an Asus for a long time!

I had an N50 for a while.
Great device.
Exell in Belgium sells the n30 for 179€ at the moment.
That one aint my cup of tea(no 5 way controller) but it has bluetooth and USB host as well.

[Fishie]

Whoops my bad.
Those are Acer´s