i-Mate’s QWERTY cellphone bombshells: Ultimate 8502, 9502

A good old one-two to divert the attention away from the competition would be similar to what Ultimate series creators i-Mate did recently: drop two high-end bombshells. Introducing i-Mate’s Ultimate 8502 and 9502, two QWERTY high-end cellphones running on Windows Mobile 6 operating system and sporting a specifications set like other sweet features decked on the competition’s bleeding edge mobiles.

The 8502 and 9502 go all out black, though the 9502 (image to your right) sports quad-band GSM, 3.5G connectivity, and tri-band HSUPA powered through Microsoft‘s Windows Mobile 6 operating system. It also comes with a video out port aside from providing crystal clear, crisp images through its sliding VGA LCD display, and LED flash for still captures.

But yes, it also jogs all the way down to the 2.5 millimeter audio jack, which doesn’t quite broaden your headset options.

The 8502 in contrast touts a more simplistic design (no slide-down LCD screen), though its feature set is anything but simplistic. Aside from the usual WiFi, GPS, and Bluetooth connectivity, you get 256 MB ROM and 128 MB RAM from the get-go, plus the 9502’s 400 MHz Qualcomm processor. The camera slices down to a 2.0 megapixels from the 9502’s 3.0 megapixel camera.

There are no details yet on price and retail shipping yet, so we can’t tell you how much moolah you’ll have to burn for i-Mate’s new muscle gizmos. But as soon as they come up, we’ll let you know. For now, feel free to visit i-Mate’s website to take a gander at these beauties. The link redirects you to the Ultimate 9502 section.

A good old one-two to divert the attention away from the competition would be similar to what Ultimate series creators i-Mate did recently: drop two high-end bombshells. Introducing i-Mate’s Ultimate 8502 and 9502, two QWERTY high-end cellphones running on Windows Mobile 6 operating system and sporting a specifications set like other sweet features decked on the competition’s bleeding edge mobiles.

The 8502 and 9502 go all out black, though the 9502 (image to your right) sports quad-band GSM, 3.5G connectivity, and tri-band HSUPA powered through Microsoft‘s Windows Mobile 6 operating system. It also comes with a video out port aside from providing crystal clear, crisp images through its sliding VGA LCD display, and LED flash for still captures.

But yes, it also jogs all the way down to the 2.5 millimeter audio jack, which doesn’t quite broaden your headset options.

The 8502 in contrast touts a more simplistic design (no slide-down LCD screen), though its feature set is anything but simplistic. Aside from the usual WiFi, GPS, and Bluetooth connectivity, you get 256 MB ROM and 128 MB RAM from the get-go, plus the 9502’s 400 MHz Qualcomm processor. The camera slices down to a 2.0 megapixels from the 9502’s 3.0 megapixel camera.

There are no details yet on price and retail shipping yet, so we can’t tell you how much moolah you’ll have to burn for i-Mate’s new muscle gizmos. But as soon as they come up, we’ll let you know. For now, feel free to visit i-Mate’s website to take a gander at these beauties. The link redirects you to the Ultimate 9502 section.