The FCC has recently approved the Philips X800 phone. The handset features Chinese character input and an English-Chinese dictionary. The phone also sports EDGE connectivity, a 2MP camera, a microSD memory card slot and a 240 x 400 resolution touch screen display. The Philips X800 is currently available in the Chinese market. [PhoneArena]
The Philips Xenium X800 e2e touch screen phone has officially released! However, the phone lacks of features. The phone comes jam packed with an ordinary 2MP digital camera, a 2.9 inch touch screen display, a GPRS network support (no 3G and EDGE). The company also announced that the Xenium X800 handset is expected to be released exclusively for the Chinese market. Too bad! [UnwiredView]
Philips has introduced its new X800 full touchscreen mobile phone that can be used in both landscape and portrait mode, depending on what function you are currently accessing just like the Apple iPhone. The handset comes with the “e2e” tag, which translates to “full edge-to-edge touch-screen”. See more pics after the jump. [JustAMP] More »
The Philips M600 is specially made for music lovers. Measuring 105mm x 44mm x 15.3 mm, the GSM phone utilities the SRS WOW technology to enhance the sound quality and add a surround sound capability. The candy bar phone also allows users to use T9 text input in Chinese Simplified, Chinese Traditional, English, French, Russian or Turkish. Other features include 2-inch 256k colors TFT (176 x 220 pixels), equalizer, 1.3MP camera, GPRS, MicroSD card slot, Bluetooth with A2DP, and a 3.5 mm Headset jack connector. This music phone sports Midi, MP3, WMA, AMR file formats. [SlashPhone]
Here’s a closer look at the new Philips 692 slider. It doesn’t look like much, but here are the specs: 900/1800 MHz, 2.4-inch 260K Color QVGA touch-sensitive display, SMS, EMS, MMS,
11 MB Onboard Memory, MicroSD Support (up to 2GB), USB Interface, 1.3-megapixel CMOS camera,Bluetooth (A2DP profile, Headset, and Object Push), Handwriting Recognition (Chinese, English), Java Games. Other Features include alarm clock, calculator, calendar, stopwatch, English-Chinese and Chinese-English dictionaries, unit converter, women’s calendar, and a weight control application. Now you can decide for yourself whether this one is worth it.
