Good looking Philips X800
The very first full-touchscreen helps carry the name Philips, Philips X800, which was recently approved by the FCC (Federal Communications Commission), which announced more details about the new device.
Thanks to the FCC, we now also have the first live images with the X800, which only confirm that the device is really good looking. But all eyes attractively seem to stop here, in its design, as its functions are slightly beyond what is normally a full touchscreen comes with the phone.
Philips X800 supports only three-band GSM frequencies (900 / 1800 / 1900 MHz), so that is unable to offer 3G speeds, when you browse the Internet or transferring data. In addition, look lacking both Wi-Fi and GPS, two functions that have become standard for high-end phone nowadays.
But unless the deficiencies, the new X800 also comes with some nice things. We have 2.9 inches TFT touchscreen display with 240 x 400 pixels, 262K colors and script, Bluetooth, music and video players, FM radio and 2.0 megapixel camera with auto focus, zoom and video recordings, Business Card Reader e mail and Internet capabilities, file manager, viewer here Pre-installed games, microSD card support for up to 8GB, and a powerful battery, which should keep going for telephone to 10 hours a mode of conversation and not less than 850 hours in stand — Mode.
Despite the lack of 3G and Wi-Fi can be kept many European and U.S. consumers buying Philips X800, these aspects do not matter for the market, which helps to be directed seems too: China and India - and both sides are not 3G networks yet.
There is still no word on the price of Philips X800, or when it becomes available, but these markets are able to get a new mobile phone in the next few months.
