#Imate k jam prices windows#
It's somewhat meagre Texas Instruments OMAP 850 200MHz processor runs Windows Mobile 5.0, which gives you access to a raft of productivity applications, including Word, Excel, Powerpoint and Outlook, along with slightly less business-centric applications such as Media Player, Internet Explorer and MSN Messenger. On the smartphone side, the K-JAM packs in 128MB of ROM and 64MB of SDRAM that's a touch on the low side, although it could be supplanted with a miniSD card. It's also equipped with Bluetooth, Wi-Fi (802.11b/g), miniSD and the aforementioned USB port for data transfers, as well as an infrared port for talking to truly ancient phones. The phone portion of the K-JAM is, like many modern smartphones, quad-band GSM (850/900/1800/1900) designed for cross-planet roaming wherever you can get an actual mobile signal.
With its bulky shape and fairly hefty carrying weight of 160 grams, this isn't a phone to bring out to impress your pub mates, although it's conceivable you might get the odd envious glance from within the corporate boardroom while weilding one. Like the JASJAR, the visual design of the K-JAM is on the plain side, which is presumably meant to entice IT departments into buying shedloads of the things. The rear of the K-JAM houses a 1.3-megapixel digital camera, the battery casing, which is locked into position, and the stylus which sits at the base of the K-JAM body, next to the USB port which serves double duty as a data and charging port. The keyboard itself is understandably very small - fitting into a 108 by 58 by 23.7 millimetre frame doesn't afford you a lot of key space to begin with - but reasonably responsive, and certainly good enough for typing out quick messages, responding to emails or simple document editing. When the keyboard is slid out, the display likewise flips through 90 degrees and becomes an instantly more business-document-friendly widescreen aspect ratio. Those who have used other i-mate products - most notably the i-mate JASJAR won't be too surprised to find that the K-JAM hides a QWERTY keyboard, although unlike the JASJAR, there's no facility to flip and spin the screen it instead simply slides out on the vertical axis, like some kind of slider phone experiment flipped through 90 degrees. the manufacturer warranty is normally one-year however this may vary depending upon the maker.The i-Mate K-JAM, on first glance, appears to look much like any other touchscreen smartphone a simple set of dialling buttons surrounding a five-way selector underneath a 2.8-inch, 240x320 pixel display, which would lead you to suspect that it utilises a naff touchscreen for all of its typing activities. for warranty information on batteries please contact us directly. from power to reliability and durability, today's batteries are far better than ever before. batteries today aren't like they used be. view our great selection of items for products by i-mate. save on other pda batteries - ac adaptors batteries - search our wide inventory here. contact us now at 1-88 for assistance and information on k-jam. thank you for making batterytex your provider of replacement batteries at everyday low prices.
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