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Windows Mobile PDA comes preloaded with Skype
Jun. 02, 2005

i-mate has released a new Windows Mobile handheld equipped with tri-band GSM/GPRS, Wi-Fi, and Bluetooth. Additionally, the i-mate PDA2 comes preloaded with Skype VoIP software, enabling low-cost phone calls across the Internet, according to the company.

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i-mate says the PDA2, based on a 520 MHz Intel XScale processor with 128 MB of RAM and 64 MB of Flash, is "tuned for heavy data processing." The 3.5-inch QVGA display rotates between portrait and landscape mode.

The company lists the following key features and specifications for the i-mate PDA2:
  • Processor -- 520 MHz Intel XScale
  • Memory -- 128 MB RAM, 64 MB Flash
  • Display:
    • 3.5-inch 240x320 (QVGA) TFT LCD with touchscreen
    • 65K colors
    • LED backlight
  • Expansion:
    • MMC/SDIO card slot
    • SIM card slot
  • Wireless:
    • GSM/GPRS 800/1800/1900
    • 801.11b Wi-Fi
    • Bluetooth
  • Camera -- 1.3 megapixels, CMOS
  • Audio:
    • Built-in speaker and microphone
    • Stereo headphone/microphone jack
i-mate notes that it offers a number of value-added services "over and above the advanced features of the device itself." The company says its web portal, Club i-mate, provides 24/7 technical advice, support, and value added services such as free hosted Microsoft Exchange email, i-mate interactive games, and upgrade patches for download. "Club i-mate is our virtual community dedicated to helping customers get the most from their devices," said i-mate CEO Jim Morrison.

The i-mate PDA2 is expected to be available online and in stores beginning this month.



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