It seems that not only the large manufacturers are trying to react to Apple iPhone with an exciting new handset, but such companies with a smaller market share, like Philips, are trying to do so. Xenium X-Conect, pictured below, is interesting not only because its design, but also because the features it sports, as the 624 MHz Intel CPU and Windows Mobile 6.0 seem a pleasant couple, and the list of delicacies continues with a 3" touchscreen. An interesting feature of Philips phones is that they can run on conventional AA or AAA batteries. The HSDPA-phone with a built-in GPS receiver and a microSD slot will also feature Bluetooth support, at least theoretically as the handset doesn't even exist officially.
Translated by Szaszati
