Maybe the Philips cell phones are not appreciated just like they would deserve to be, due to the fact that the consumers don’t have the chance to know very much about these devices. In the Western hemisphere, for example, the cell phone users are not very familiar with the Philips phones, but what you should know is that they come with a very important feature: the long lasting battery life. And, if you ask me, this is a fundamental aspect when it comes to a phone.



The Xenium family is well known for the fact that they provide a month (or more) of standby time and approximately 8 hours of talk time. And it seems there’s another durable device to be prepared to hit the market in the near future: the Philips Xenium X320.

As usual, the phone comes with an impressive battery life, but, in addition, it is equipped with FM radio, an integrated FM telescopic antenna, tri band GSM 900/1800/1900, GPRS/EDGE connectivity, a 2.2 inch QVGA TFT display, a 2 megapixel camera, Bluetooth 2.0, MP3 player and an external memory provided by a microSD card support. The battery is an 1050 mAh one.

As you can see, the Philips cell phone isn’t ground-breaking as far as the features are concerned, which means it will be an affordable device.

Labels: Philips, Philips Xenium X320

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