"The i-mate Jam (also known as MDA Mini) is the smallest Pocket PC Phone Edition available on the market today. The first time you pickup the Jam you are impressed by how tiny it is. It fits so snugly in your hand that you could (almost) be forgiven for thinking that it is just a mobile phone."
More and more i-mate JAM reviews are appearing across multiple news sites. I previously posted on a review by Geek.com, but this time, here's one by Geekzone. I love the JAM, and if it weren't for the lack of integrated Wi-Fi, I'd be rushing to buy one right now!
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I actually sat next to someone who had one in the train today! 8O
It's the first time I've seen someone else with a PPC device, let alone a Jam. Suffice it to say, I took a good, long look at it Pretty nice looking thing in person, but you really shouldn't actually phone with it without a headset - it looked really silly, not to mention all the **** you get on your screen.
It just looks weird. It's not your average cellphone after all. Plus, I use my PPC just as a PDA - so seeing someone talking into one is still a new thing to me. And the smudges...
As for cellphones - I actually don't put them against my ear. You can get terrible smudges on your phone's screen, cover, etc. They show up especially nice on my T610's black cover and other phones with a big screen. Therefore, I always use a headset or keep it close without actual contact.
It just looks weird. It's not your average cellphone after all. Plus, I use my PPC just as a PDA - so seeing someone talking into one is still a new thing to me. And the smudges...
As for cellphones - I actually don't put them against my ear. You can get terrible smudges on your phone's screen, cover, etc. They show up especially nice on my T610's black cover and other phones with a big screen. Therefore, I always use a headset or keep it close without actual contact.
So what you meant to say was "You shouldn't hold a phone of any kind to your ear"
......screen protectors do a great job of hiding the smudges on all kinds of devices.
I recently changed from an XDA II (128MB) to the Mini(64MB) and am very very happy. I don't find the memory an issue at all. It is now just a case of being selective of what I load in the RAM/ROM and what i load into my memory card.
It does not trouble me to pop out my SD memory card and insert my wireless.
For a unit that I carry on 24x7 basis you simply can't find a better product in the market.
Geekzone Explores the i-mate JAM
Pretty nice looking thing in person, but you really shouldn't actually phone with it without a headset - it looked really silly, not to mention all the **** you get on your screen.
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