Philips X800 Cell Phone Passes FCC

The Philips X800 is a touch screen cell phone in typical candybar style, but the details are very limited at this point.  What we can tell you from the FCC filings is that the X800 has a tremendous amount of Chinese support and this is swaying our view on whether or not we will actually see the Philips X800 hit the US market.  While a FCC filing is a positive thing, in this case it seems that we may not see the fruits of the digging on the FCC’s website this time around.  On the positive side here, the menus in the user manual show a very finger friendly interface and there are only 2 physical buttons on the device: send/end keys.  On the negative side, only a 2.0 megapixel camera is listed and a standard microSD slot instead of the superior SDHC big brother.  The last bit of information packed in the FCC filing is the inclusion of Bluetooth 2.0 which is pretty much a mandatory requirement in today’s cell phone industry and with a growing number of states making it illegal to drive and talk on the phone without a headset.  If the Philips X800 is still sparking some interest or you just must uncover some additional details, feel free to take a peak at the FCC filing link below.

FCC Philips X800 Filing Link