We took a look at some press images of i-mate’s new Ultimate line-up. Gave some details about the 7150: 256MB of ROM, a VGA display, tri-band 3G radios, Bluetooth, and FM radios. New info: 0.7-inch thick, a 520MHz Intel processor, 3.8-inch display. And it runs Win Mob 6 just like the rest of the Ultimate line.
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We took a look at some press images of i-mate’s new Ultimate line-up. Gave some details about the 7150: 256MB of ROM, a VGA display, tri-band 3G radios, Bluetooth, and FM radios. New info: 0.7-inch thick, a 520MHz Intel processor, 3.8-inch display. And it runs Win Mob 6 just like the rest of the Ultimate line.
More pics
via Engadget Mobile
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Yeah, someone needs to start the ‘Bring Japanese Technology to North America Coalition’
Folks, I’ve got bad news for you: i-Mate 7150 doesn’t exist.
I’ve been researching this device on the internet for quite a long time and I haven’t found a single review where the reviewer would have a working i-Mate 7150 in his hands.
It’s easy to make a non-functional model and even to do a couple of fake photos in Photoshop.
What are we looking at is actually a very good joke of someone. What puzzles me is that so many sites have adopted this joke as a real thing.
Michal
michal.kreslik(at)kreslik.com
This guy has been going around in all the different stories and posting this crap.
Straight from imate:
[…] As the new category of Advanced Smartphones develops, Android will be pushing the envelope for Apple to start building a cooler 2nd Gen iPhone (likely released in June 2008, for anyone holding out on a new toy). What this means for Windows Mobile is that they will have a full realm of possibilities for the enterprise user, but they’ll still take cues from what Advanced Smartphones do. The same way that HTC built the Windows Mobile Touch in response to the iPhone, or the or the S730 to counter the Voyager, HTC will continue to create cutting edge hardware that takes the Advanced Smartphone features a few steps further. Windows Mobile will remain the leader in enterprise class phones and simply gain the cool gadgetry form of the competition. And hopefully this will mean a release of the long anticipated Omni […]
Tri band? man dat sux! Not so great for North Americans!
February 19th, 2007 at 9:59 am
Yeah, someone needs to start the ‘Bring Japanese Technology to North America Coalition’
February 19th, 2007 at 10:28 am
Folks, I’ve got bad news for you: i-Mate 7150 doesn’t exist.
I’ve been researching this device on the internet for quite a long time and I haven’t found a single review where the reviewer would have a working i-Mate 7150 in his hands.
It’s easy to make a non-functional model and even to do a couple of fake photos in Photoshop.
What are we looking at is actually a very good joke of someone. What puzzles me is that so many sites have adopted this joke as a real thing.
Michal
michal.kreslik(at)kreslik.com
March 17th, 2007 at 3:55 pm
This guy has been going around in all the different stories and posting this crap.
Straight from imate:
http://www.clubimate.com/ultimate/
July 2nd, 2007 at 5:16 am
[…] As the new category of Advanced Smartphones develops, Android will be pushing the envelope for Apple to start building a cooler 2nd Gen iPhone (likely released in June 2008, for anyone holding out on a new toy). What this means for Windows Mobile is that they will have a full realm of possibilities for the enterprise user, but they’ll still take cues from what Advanced Smartphones do. The same way that HTC built the Windows Mobile Touch in response to the iPhone, or the or the S730 to counter the Voyager, HTC will continue to create cutting edge hardware that takes the Advanced Smartphone features a few steps further. Windows Mobile will remain the leader in enterprise class phones and simply gain the cool gadgetry form of the competition. And hopefully this will mean a release of the long anticipated Omni […]
December 13th, 2007 at 12:36 pm