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If you still believe in Philips phones than you should take a look at the new Philips Xenium 9@9q Dragon and Phoenix which are here for the holidays. The phones look good but that's pretty much all you can expect from them. The two clamshell phones will offer you about 1 month of standy time and up to 8 hours of talk time. Both also have a cool external display which will show you unread messages, missed calls and battery power. The phones cost 4999 Russian rubles or $172. A little too expensive for what it has to offer.

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The E100 is a simple Philips MP3 player phone. I hope it can at least make some calls. It has a built-in music player and that's about it. It's simple in design and it kind of reminds me of a Nokia XpressMusic phone.

The phone has a 1.8 inch 160 x 128 screen, GSM/GPRS support, FM radio, 2MB of internal memory and microSD support. The phone will be available in Asia for now and it will cost about $60.

The touch mania never ends. The latest to enter the already congested market headed by the Apple iPhone, is the Xenium 800 from Philips. Although the Xenium series is known for its long-lasting battery life , sometimes up to a month, the Xenium 800 is no less than any other touchscreen phone out there, being even better than some. But of course, given the sparsity of some real info, we really can't vouch for that. What we do know is that the cell phone packs a WQVGA e2e (edge to edge) screen covering almost all of the front bezel and runs on an unknown operating system. And that the device has WiFi. That's where the details stop, but be sure to check back with us when we have some more!