Philips are back on the mobile phone market with three new handsets made for those that go on a bit. The three new 9@9 phones have a standby time of up to 40 days.
With an extremely long standby battery life of 40 days, and a talk-time of 10 hours these phones will hardly ever need charging, perfect if you're always on the go.
There are not a huge number of high end features but the 9@9t (right) has handwriting recognition and all the phones have a 1.3 mega pixel camera, MP3 player and SD card slot.
Philips Xenium 9@9a (left) is the most basic but has the longest battery life. Talk time up to 10 hrs and standby of 40 days. 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. The handset measures in at 99,7 x 43,5 x 19,2 mm and weights 86 g.
Philips Xenium 9@9d (center) is a more advanced phone but had to sacrifice some battery life for functionality. This model 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 108 x 45 x 18.5 mm and weights 96 gr.
Philips Xenium 9@9t (right) is nearly 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.
There are not a huge number of high end features but the 9@9t (right) has handwriting recognition and all the phones have a 1.3 mega pixel camera, MP3 player and SD card slot.
Philips Xenium 9@9a (left) is the most basic but has the longest battery life. Talk time up to 10 hrs and standby of 40 days. 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. The handset measures in at 99,7 x 43,5 x 19,2 mm and weights 86 g.
Philips Xenium 9@9d (center) is a more advanced phone but had to sacrifice some battery life for functionality. This model 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 108 x 45 x 18.5 mm and weights 96 gr.
Philips Xenium 9@9t (right) is nearly 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.