Philips may be working on a touchscreen smartphone?
News iconPublished on: 14 May 2008 by PhoneArena Team
Last week, the first pictures of what may be the pioneer all-touch phone from Philips’ Xenium line appeared. The information about it is still to be confirmed, but the rendering of another model of the same line, called X-Connect, emerged. This line is known for the great battery life of its phones.
Unlike the X800, the X-Connect is reported to be a smartphone, using Windows Mobile 6 Professional OS. It runs on a 624 MHz Intel processor, supports 3G UMTS/HSDPA, has a 3” touchscreen, and sports an integrated GPS receiver. The most interesting thing about it though, is the AA/AAA battery backup.
via: EngadgetMobile
Unlike the X800, the X-Connect is reported to be a smartphone, using Windows Mobile 6 Professional OS. It runs on a 624 MHz Intel processor, supports 3G UMTS/HSDPA, has a 3” touchscreen, and sports an integrated GPS receiver. The most interesting thing about it though, is the AA/AAA battery backup.
via: EngadgetMobile
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