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i-mate's latest handhelds Camera icon

Sandra Vogel ZDNet.co.uk

Published: 14 Dec 2007 09:32 GMT

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i-mate JAMA 201
£187.19 (ex. VAT handset only)

The JAMA 201 is the only one of the four new devices not to run Windows Mobile 6 Professional. It runs the Standard version of the operating system, which means it lacks a touch screen.

Windows Mobile 6 Standard does include the Office Mobile suite of applications — Word Mobile, Excel Mobile and PowerPoint Mobile, the former two allowing you edit documents.

The JAMA 201 has a full QWERTY keyboard beneath the screen. Its keys exhibit a considerable amount of play in their housing, and we found this helped with faster typing. We hope they are well secured, though.

 

 

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