Philips Xenium 9@9w phone
Philips has launched a new entry level mobile phone in its Xenium series, the Philips Xenium 9@9w. This sleek and slim phone is packed with a classy brushed metal surface. The phone sports a regular keypad, split into four rows with three keys each. This seems to be more of a design consideration rather than a functional one, but to its credit, the metal navigational controls in the middle resemble something straight from the books of Bang & Olufsen. The 9@9w features dual SIM card slots, carry both your personal and business mobile lines within a single device, making it so much easier to take on the road. As trademark of the Xenium range, the 9@9w has a long lasting battery life as well. There are also a 2.0-megapixel camera, a microSD card slot for up to 2GB of extra memory storage. Network features are limited to GPRS and old school WAP, which is expected for such a mainstream device, but still a point to take note of. The 9@9w also packs Bluetooth A2DP as well as USB connectivity.
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