Targeted at all segments of the smartphone loving community, these four phones come in three different form-factors and all feature Windows Mobile 5 as their operating system. First, their i-Mate JAQ, which is not a rebadged HTC Excalibur like we first thought. It has a Motorola Q-like shape, a QWERTY keyboard, 64MB of internal usable storage, 2.8-inch color LCD, miniSD for expanded memory, and Bluetooth. It runs Windows Mobile Pocket PC edition, and not the Smartphone edition, like the Motorola Q.
https://gizmodo.com/i-mate-jaq-windows-mobile-smartphone-rebadged-htc-exc-195329
The other three phones after the jump.
The second is the i-Mate SPL, which as we noted, looks like a Moto SLVR. This phone runs Windows Mobile Smartphone Edition, has a 200MHz TI OMAP processor, 64MB internal memory, miniSD card slot, 2 megapixel camera, and 2.2-inch screen.
https://gizmodo.com/i-mate-spl-looks-like-a-slvr-199837
The next is the i-Mate SP JAS, which is a candybar phone and has a thumbwheel for easier navigation. There’s a built-in 1.3 megapixel camera plus a front camera for video calling, WCDMA/HSDPA connectivity, tri-band GSM, 64MB memory, microSD slot, and 2.2-inch LCD. This, most likely, runs the Smartphone Edition as well.
Last is the i-Mate JASJAM, the rebadged version of the HTC TyTN we’ve grown to love, not to mention want really badly. The phone is quad-band GSM, 3G HSDPA/WCDMA, has 64MB internal memory , a microSD slot for expansion, 2.8-inch touch-screen, and a 2 megapixel camera. There’s also a front camera for 3G video calls as well.
https://gizmodo.com/i-mate-releases-jasjam-and-sp-jas-re-badged-versions-o-197427
i-mate Announces Four New Windows Mobile Devices [MobileTechReview]
SPL Product Page [i-Mate]
JAQ Product Page [i-Mate]
