If you are one of those prefering Android smartphones that focuse on navigation, you will be happy to know that Garmin Asus added to their lineup a new navigation-centered mobile phone.

Only one week after the announcement of the Garminefone, now the company brings the new A10, a full-touch device, running on Android OS platform and targeting the pedestrian navigation users.

The specs include a pretty nice 3.2 inch HVGA communicator, an autofocusing 5MP camera with geotagging support, 1.500mAh battery and a multi-touch friendly WebKit browser. It will also have detailed maps and software preloaded without need to an internet connection. The package brings also a useful dashboard mount to use in the car.

The device is expected to arrive in mod-2010 in Europe an Asia-Pacific market. No informations about the price yet. Stay tuned for other details.