We have close shots of Philips X806, a candy-bar shaped phone with super long battery life. The Philips X806 is said to have 1 month stand by (about 850 hours) battery life. Besides that, it also has quite impressive features and specs, including a 3-inch TFT screen and a 5-megapixel digital camera with LED flash.

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Philips today announced that its candy-bar shaped Philips X100 is now available in Russia. This dual-sim mobile phone supports dual-band GSM (900 / 1800) and GPRS Class 12. The biggest advantage of Philips X100 is its long battery life and dual-sim card support. Other features of the phone include a built-in-flashlight (a handy feature when you need to look for something in a purse), FM-radio, MP3 player, and games. The suggested retail price is 1,999 rubles.

Philips announces a brand new slider phone named Philips X650 in Russia and Asia. Although the X650 isn’t a phone that would shake the mobile phone industry just like what iPhone did, it has some decent features and specifications that make a competitive phone in Asia and Russia market.

The X650 features a 3.2-megapixel digital camera with autofocus, FM radio, 30MB internal memory, a microSD memory expansion slot, and a 2.4-inch TFT LCD screen. It is a tri-band GSM phone without 3G connectivity. Its battery life is pretty impressive – up to 720 hours of standby time and up to 8 hours of talk time.

Too bad, this phone won’t be available in North America.

It looks like Philips is getting more jealous of the success of Apple’s iPhone 3G / 3G S and Samsung’s rising market share in cell phone market. As a relatively small player in cell phone market, Philips unearthed the Philips Xenium X830, a candy-bar shaped phone with 5-megapixel digital camera. The phone supports Quad-band GSM networks, and has GPS, Wi-Fi, FM radio, MP3 music player, and Stereo Bluetooth connectivity. However, this phone is lack of 3G connectivity, making it not appealing to users who get used to the speed of 3G.

The phone will be sold in China and Eastern Europe in 2009.

It is official that Philips Xenium X700 phone hits China and Eastern Europe market in this month. It is kind of disappointing that the X700 doesn’t features 3G connectivity. It still relies on the old-age GPRS and EDGE for data transfer. Philips claims that the X700 has about 1 month of stand-by battery life, and 7.5 hours of talk-time, surpassing almost all phones in the market. Other features of the phone include a built-in 3.2-megapixel digital camera, MP3 / Video player, FM Radio, 2.4-inch internal LCD screen, and a 2.0-inch external LCD screen.

We have all heard of Philips, but did you know that now they are producing cellular phones? The best thing about these new phones is the amazing battery life. The first phone they produced, Xenium 9@9 a/d/t phones, could even stay on standby for over a month! The next model, Xenium 9@9k, extended the standby to two months. Philips is offering us the newest and best in battery and handset battery life innovations.

Now, the newest thing from the world of Philips handsets, the Xenium 9@9j features AAA backup battery power options. This version of backup power can be easily and quickly replaced with new batteries if the situation called for it. Of course, the phone comes standard with a Li-Ion battery as well, but the AAA option is a nice security blanket. When the standard battery dies and the AAA battery power begins, there is no interruption to the phone. You can continue phone calls uninterrupted even as the battery dies and the backup power begins.

When the handset begins using its AAA backup power, up to two hours of talk time can be added and up to a week of standby added to an already amazing eight hours!! The Xenium also comes complete with GPRS connectivity, a 1.4 mega pixel camera, FM radio capabilities, and a MicrosSD memory card slot for saving and transferring multimedia as well as Bluetooth options. This phone is everything that you could ask for in a long life phone as well everything you could want any of todays handsets.