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Memory upgrade to 128 MB RAM available for i-mate JAM, MDA Compact and compatible phones
December 31, 2004 [Pocket PC phone] | By Edward J. R.

i-mate JAM aka MDA Compact (known under internal name "HTC Magician") is gorgeous. It has however only 64 MB RAM, while other (top) Pocket PC devices feature now 128 MB RAM. Therefore this upgrade comes in handy:

Upgrade your iMate JAM/XDA Mini series internal RAM from 64MB to 128MB with our upgrade service. During the upgrade process we remove the existing 64MB and install 128MB. This memory upgrade does NOT require our proprietary driver and is fully recognized by the OS (121.39MB Available). This unit uses low voltage hi-speed BGA memory, so stacking is not available and 128MB will be the maximum capacity.

To learn more, or to buy this upgrade, click here.


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