Posted by axxxr
I think we are all familier with our phones dieing out mid converstation now Philips may be able to help with there New Xenium range.
ESATO NEWS
The phones that can stay up without charging for more then a month. Thatfs right Philips Xenium 9@9 phone line on standby can last up to 40 days.
Philips Xenium 9@9a (first from the left) is the most basic of them but has the longest battery life, with talk time of up to 10 hrs and standby of 40 days. Except for battery life, itfs just a phone - it works on GSM 900/1800 networks, supports SMS, EMS, MMS and WAP. Xenium 9@9a has 65K color 128~12 px, 1.5 OLED display, 2MB of internal memory, supports polyphonic ringtones and a phonebook with 1000 entries. This candybar phone measures at 99,7 x 43,5 x 19,2 mm and weights 86 g.
Philips Xenium 9@9d (in the center) is a more advanced phone which had to sacrifice some battery life for functionality. But not much. This phone still has up to 8.5 hrs of talk time and 1 month of standby. In addition to basic phone features Xenium 9@9d adds 65K 128~160 screen, 1.3 megapixel camera, JAVA 2.0 support, works on GSM 900, 1800 and 1900 networks, USB 1.1, Bluetooth and IrDA connectivity and 18 MB of user memory. It measures at 108 x 45 x 18.5 mm and weights 96 gr.
Philips Xenium 9@9t (on the right) can be considered a smartphone. In addition to the same impressive longevity (850 hrs of stanby and 8.5 hrs of talk time and other features of 9@9d, Xenium 9@9 t comes with a 128~160 65K Touchscreen, Handwriting recognition, stylus, mp3 player and MiniSD memory expansion slot. No Bluetoooth and IrDA here.
Currently the This Xenium range is only available in the Asia region and is on the philips Hong Kong site.
Posted by Mulder7
Sounds good for the mobile user who just uses it as a phone, but they need to develop this technology for energy hungry devices and more powerful phones/ pda's that run many applications.
Posted by BobaFett
some updates
Philips Xenium 9@9j with Integrated BackuPower
"Announced in March 2007 last year, BackuPower provides users with a remarkably simple solution for instantly recharging their phones: by inserting any type of standard sized AAA battery -- alkaline or NiMH rechargeable -- in the phone's easily accessible cavity. The new Philips Xenium 9@9j has extended power provided by Techtium's BackuPower, it will be available in April this year."
http://www.slashphone.com/122/9384.html
Posted by belialwafu
OMG!!! wahaha thats cool hahaha
Posted by BobaFett
Philips Xenium 9@9j can use standard AAA batteries; Available in Asia
http://www.a site/200[....]a-batteries-available-in-asia/
Posted by jago25_98
Need more phones like this!
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