Design and Display
The i-mate Pocket PC is housed in a robust body measuring 130 x 70 x 18 mm and weighing in at 190 grams. These dimensions and weight reveal its durability and the design trends of the early 2000s, emphasizing substance over a sleek form. The device sports a mini-SIM slot, a common choice at the time, ensuring compatibility with networks across the globe. The TFT resistive touchscreen, which supports 65K colors, measures 3.5 inches. The screen's resolution of 240 x 320 pixels is modest by today's standards but was typical for PDA devices of that period. The resistive touchscreen technology, paired with a 5-way navigation button, highlights the tactile interaction approach before capacitive screens became standard.