Friday, May 12, 2006
i-mate JAMin Tested at Mobile Tech Review
Posted by Darius Wey in "ARTICLE" @ 09:00 PM
"The i-mate JAM was one of the first very compact Windows Mobile Pocket PC phones and as a result, it was a hit. Though not offered by any carrier in the US, it was readily available unlocked from importers and online retailers. In just a year, the JAM has evolved into the JAMin, which keeps the small form factor and adds Windows Mobile 5, a higher resolution camera, WiFi, a quad band (rather than triband) GSM radio and more memory. That's a healthy dose of upgrades for a device that maintains the same small size and sells for roughly the price of the original JAM when first introduced. The 200MHz Texas Instruments processor is the only downgrade from the 416MHz JAM."
Interested in the JAMin? Then head over to Mobile Tech Review for a review of the device. Some great specs in this one, and a worthy step up from the venerable JAM.
Interested in the JAMin? Then head over to Mobile Tech Review for a review of the device. Some great specs in this one, and a worthy step up from the venerable JAM.
