Posted by BobaFett
http://justamp.blogspot.com/2[....]-touchscreen-mobile-phone.html
Posted by Mr Miyagi
looks really bulky
Posted by giancito
no camera????
Posted by carkitter
I love Philips phones!
I had 2 Ozeo's and an Azalis in 2001-2004. Philips pioneered a very cool 'carousel' UI that worked really well with a scroll wheel on the LHS. If they bring back the carousel menu, I'd be very interested.
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Posted by AkuKL
I love long standby time and talk time of Philips Xenium range.
Posted by EMS06
The GUI reminds me of some Samsung I've seen somewhere.
Posted by giancito
hopefully have great details as WIFI and is tri-band GSM HSDPA
Posted by gola
Nothing exciting for me....
Posted by pmerryman
just looks like the iphone to me.
Posted by AkuKL
On 2008-05-08 18:22:50, giancito wrote:
hopefully have great details as WIFI and is tri-band GSM HSDPA
Looking forward to that. So far Philips phone has been lacking those function.
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Posted by giancito
*Philips X800
The Philips X800 is a tri-band GSM/GPRS handset and its highlight is the large 2.9-inch 262K color TFT display with touch-screen functionality and a resolution of 240 x 400 pixels. The interface of the device is also fully touch-based and offers handwriting recognition. The Philips X800 also flaunts a 2 megapixel auto focus camera, a microSD memory card slot, Bluetooth, an office documents reader.
The extraordinary battery times have been, so to say, a Philips trademark in recent years. The Philips X800 doesn't make difference and the manufacturer promises up to 850 hours of standby time and up to 8 hours of talk-time.
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*Philips Xenium X-Connect
Next Philips unveiled preliminary information on their upcoming Philips Xenium X-Connect. It will run on Windows Mobile 6 and will have a large 3-inch display (resolution and touchscreen functionality are still not clear). It will be rich in connectivity features such as GPRS/UMTS/HSDPA, however lacking Wi-Fi
The Philips Xenium X-Connect will also have an integrated GPS-receiver and will offer Bluetooth, USB and a microSD memory card slot. More than anything though, the device has killer looks.
Currently no availability or pricing info is known on the Philips Xenium X-Connect
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Posted by badassmam
The second phone looks great.
Posted by gola
Yeah, now that's a beauty!
Posted by AkuKL
Woow!!! Thats great.
Posted by Bonovox
2 mega pixel camera pretty poor. I remember the last phillips phone i had was a Savvy on BT Cellnet it was rubbish but popular. Dont think i will bother with this.
Posted by carkitter
The Savvy wasn't rubbish, it was just budget priced. It had some vey cool txt icons which were compatible with the Ozeo that I had.
I think that not having wifi could limit this phone significantly in the US where the iPhone is hugely popular and also among business users. I like the inclusion of HSDPA though.
Posted by Lunion
WOW, that second one looks fantastic