The Love Of My Life Philips

By Ancient1 on Sunday, March 2, 2008

Filed Under: Inventions, mobile

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 Have you ever wanted a handphone that does not run out of batteries. No way you are going to get one unless it is solar powered and even so I am not so sure when it will be made available. But here is one that runs on normal AAA batteries. So when your power is low just go to the nearest 7/11 and get yourself that needed power.

Philips’ latest handset - Xenium 9@9j, which they have demoed at this year’s Mobile World Congress in Barcelona is also another mobile phone that has excellent battery life, which can last more than a month on standby, similar to other Philips cellphones in the 9@9j series. Besides, the long battery life, the cellphone can use standard AAA battery as the alternative power source. This is a great idea, as AAA batteries can be easily obtained from any grocery shops while your phone is running dry of battery during emergency.

Actually, the Philips Xenium 9@9j does not operate on the AAA battery. It uses advanced power management technology that makes use of the standard AAA battery as a backup only to lengthen the life of its Li-Ion battery, which is the battery used for its operation. Once the Li-Ion battery is running out of juice, the standard backup AAA battery will start kicking in and feeding the Li-Ion with power so your phone operation will not be interrupted.

The single AAA battery can boost the talk time and standby time from 2 hours to 8 hours and one week to a month respectively.

3 Comments for this post

I like the concept of aaa bateries in a mobile phone.
But i think if i got on of these i would put rechargeables in it.
Wouldent want to be paying out for bateries all the time.
Nice phone tho

Posted onMarch 2nd, 2008 at 8:14 pm

This phone rocks. Great looking and great performance. Way cool.
James

Posted onMarch 4th, 2008 at 6:50 am

ZZMlLL Cool, bro!

Posted onMarch 19th, 2008 at 10:02 pm

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