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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 via Upcoming Cell Phones]
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 via Upcoming Cell Phones] More
The new Philips MCD299 flat micro theater provides four-disc changer for continuous music and DVD movie playback. The player also features a motorized sliding door, metallic buttons, a 140-watt digital amplifier and a bass-centric subwoofer. Priced at $348, this micro system can also read JPEG, MP3, and WMA files via CD or USB. [Crave]
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 via Upcoming Cell Phones]
Philips has just released the new DCP951 DVD player. The DCP951 has support for DVD along with support for DVD +/-R and DVD +/-RW, VCD, DivX, and MPEG4 movies. The DVD player doubles as an iPod touch dock,so you can view and charge at ease. The DCP951 also has an SD/MMC memory card slot to view short movies and digital photos files and has a 9″ LCD display. The DCP951 is going for $199. [ChipChick]
Philips will be dropping a new digital audio/video player called the GoGear SA5225. It supports WMV, MPEG4 video files, WMA and AAC audio files, a picture viewer, FM radio receiver, and can stream audio and transfer files using bluetooth wireless technology. The GoGear also has an Options button, volume controls, a 5-way control point that lets you play/pause, skip forward/back and scroll up/down, and a USB connector. The SA5225 can be charged by USB and takes about 4 hours to charge. No word on pricing or availability, but you can imagine that it might not be that cheap. [MobileWhack]
Rest well and wake up gradually with the Philips AJL308 alarm clock that doubles as a digiframe. It comes with nature sounds, pre-loaded relaxation music, a USB port and an SD memory card slot as well as an FM radio. You’ll be able to avoid those annoying alarm noises you get with those conventional alarm clocks. $130 [UberGizmo via Digital Camera Blog]
Looks like both Philips and Lite-On have collaborated on a new Blu-ray player called DX-4O1S. It reads at 4x, and will be the first by Philips and Lite-On Digital Solutions. The player will be out next quarter. [DailyTech]
Here’s a great multi-purpose entertainment system from Philips. The DCD778/37 docking system comes with lots of features such as: a 8.5″ widescreen LCD display, Built-in cooking timer and clock, Integrated iPod dock, and a DVD and audio CD playback. Price and availability is still unknown.
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CES will present the BDP7200 blu-ray player by Philips. It features Dolby® TrueHD and DTS® HD High Resolution Audio, multi-channel audio decoding and digital audio optical outputs. The BDP7200 supports 1080p at 24 frames per second (fps)2 cinematic resolution input with HDMI.
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