There are three instances however, when the sluggishness of the K-JAM is very noticeable. For the most part, the K-JAM performed well in everyday tasks, though on a few occasions, the processor struggled with multiple applications open. Happily, we were proved wrong and while performance was not lightning fast, it certainly it on the quicker end of the spectrum. We weren't expecting much better from the TI OMAP 850 195 Mhz processor installed in the K-JAM. Most devices have ranged from slow to barely usable. Let us begin by saying this: we are yet to see any mobile device running the new Windows Mobile 5.0 at a speed that we would classify as 'fast'. In our opinion, the K-JAM strikes a neat balance between the excessively large JASJAR (which will be too large for most) and the tiny sized JAMin, (which perhaps isn't as suited to PDA functionality). You can fit it in a pocket, but at 160 grams, you will feel a noticeable weight, though we soon enough got used to this. In fact, the K-JAM is almost perfectly shaped, but rather thick due to the keyboard. It's not small and svelte like the JAMin or O2 Atom, but it isn't terribly large either.
We were pleasantly surprised when we first held the K-JAM. With the number of features I-mate has crammed into the K-JAM (including the very useful keyboard), you'd expect this device to be on the larger side, much like the O2 series. The slightly raised buttons, rounded corners and large LCD display ensure the style conscious user won't be embarrassed. Silver in colour and outlined with a black trim, the solidly constructed K-JAM can no doubt survive a bump or two.
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A slide-out keyboard, 2.8" QVGA screen, dual band Wi-fi and Bluetooth 2.0 support are just some of the many features you will find on the quadband I-mate K-JAM.
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