Asus is sure on a PDA launching spree. The latest in the series is the P750 which is packed with many useful features. To start with, it looks very polished in it's black metal body. No QWERTY keypad but the numeric keypad along with the navigation keys and joystick is quite sufficient for most. If you prefer, you can also use the jog dial for faster navigation. Press and hold the jog dial in and it also doubles up as volume key.

The 2.6-inch touchscreen works well with the stylus and responds well to fingers too. The phone is pretty fast, thanks to the Marvel 520 MHz processor and 64 MB SDRAM. The phone has plenty of apps to suit your needs; you can access your PC remotely from your mobile, connect the phone to the laptop via Bluetooth or use it as a remote presenter. And that's not all, the phone also comes with an on-board GPS receiver and the One India map from SatGuide.

A 3 MP camera is included, but no flash. As with most Windows Mobile PDAs, the camera is more of an embellishment. For video conferencing, there is an additional VGA camera in front. For easy data transfer it has quite a few connectivity options which include 3G, Bluetooth, EDGE and Wi-Fi.

The single loudspeaker at the back is good enough for ringtones but not for music. Not a problem as the supplied headphones are good enough for your entertainment needs. Overall, one of the best looking and connected compact Windows Mobile PDAs out there.