Pharos offers up WinMo-based Traveler 619 smartphone for $199.95

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Louis @ Nov 26th 2008 4:52PM

Anyone have the dimensions on this thing? A Google search didn't turn anything up and they're not listed on Dell's site or Pharos's. Using the 2.8" screen and making some estimates, it's approximately 4.75" x 2.5". But that's just a rough estimate and I have no idea what the depth is.

Anybody got anything?

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johnny @ Nov 26th 2008 7:07PM

Any one got any more specs on this like what Processor speed is?

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ZSX @ Nov 27th 2008 10:25AM

This phone looks an awful lot like the prototyped but never actually released i-mate JAQ4.

It is a really old device, first shown in late 2006. I think Inventec is the ODM and the specs are here:
http://www.gsmarena.com/i_mate_jaq4-1879.php

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james@pharos @ Oct 16th 2009 1:07AM

We apologize for any confusion, inconvenience caused by the discrepancies between the device overview and the actual device specifications.

Traveler 619 is an entry-level unlocked 2.5G smartphone with touch-screen QVGA (320x240) display. It is designed for mobile field workers who want slightly larger QWERTY keyboard and screen (2.8" instead of 2.5"). The device measures 4.92 in(L) x 2.8 in(W) x 0.61 in(H) and 6.49 oz. So, it is not as compact and sleek as Traveler 127.

Anyone who purchased Traveler 619, please contact Pharos customer support at 888-PHAROS-8 (888-742-7678) if you want to return the product.

Again, please accept our apology for any trouble that we might have caused.

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