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i-mate JAM
Mobile phone
JAM
Main features
Windows Mobile mobile phone, 2.8" resistive TFT touchscreen, Tri-band GSM, GPRS, Bluetooth, USB, Infrared port, 416 MHz CPU, 1.3 MP camera, Windows Mobile, Voice commands
Discontinued
Announced around November, 2004
Windows Mobile mobile phone, 2.8" resistive TFT touchscreen, Tri-band GSM, GPRS, Bluetooth, USB, Infrared port, 416 MHz CPU, 1.3 MP camera, Windows Mobile, Voice commands
Discontinued
Announced around November, 2004
Design & Form factors of i-mate JAM
- Size & Weight
- 108 × 58 × 18 mm
(4.25 × 2.28 × 0.71 inch) - 150g
- Display & Features
- Resistive TFT touchscreen display
- 2.8" in diagonal (71 mm)
- 65K colors
- Quarter-VGA (QVGA)
240×320 pixels
Pixel density of 143 pixels per inch (PPI) - 42×57"mm (1.65×2.24")
- Colors
- 1 color
- Stylish Black and Silver
Network & Connectivity of i-mate JAM
- Networks
- GSM enabled device
- Tri-band GSM (900, 1800, 1900)
- Connectivity & Data
- GPRS, Class 10 (4+1, 3+2), 32-48 kbps
- Bluetooth
- USB
- Infrared port
Hardware of i-mate JAM
- Chipset & Memory
- 416 MHz Intel PXA272 CPU
- 64 MB RAM
- Storage
- Internal 64 MB storage
- MMC, SDIO card slot
Up to 2 GB memory card
Card included - Battery
- Standard Lithium Ion 1200 mAh battery
- 7 days and 12 hours of stand-by
- 3 hours and 30 minutes of talk time
- Camera
- 1.3 MP camera
- 1280×960 pixels
1600 pixels in diagonal - Status & Alert types
- Vibration
- Polyphonic ringtones
Software of i-mate JAM
- Operating System & UI
- Windows Mobile 2003 SE PocketPC
- Handwriting recognition
- Predictive text input
- Voice
- Voice commands
- Voice memo
- Phone
- Unlimited phonebook entries and30 fields
- Unlimited dialed, received and missed call records
- Messaging
- SMS, MMS
- Instant messaging
- Browser
- HTML (PocketIE)
- xHTML
- WAP 2.0
- Multimedia
- Audio playback
(AAC, MP3) - Applications
- Document viewer (Excel, PDF, Powerpoint, Word)
- Games
- Yes
Other informations of i-mate JAM
- Price
- Around 260 €
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