VARINDIA IT MAGAZINE

Philips mobile has announced the launch of two new phones in the Indian market – the Xenium I908 and S309. With an aggressive focus on developing innovative, high-performance phones at competitive price points, the two phones are aimed at providing youth, professionals and technology enthusiasts with an uninterrupted and seamless smartphone experience. The I908 and S309 are priced at Rs.11,799/- and Rs.4,999/-, respectively. Philips mobile has made use of its innovative engineering capabilities and Xenium technology to create a flagship smartphone I908 with a sleek form-factor, 8.8 mm thickness and leather like cover which is impressive and easy to hold. High performance is the underlining feature of the Xenium I908 which comes with an octa-core 1.7GHz processor allowing all the eight cores to run simultaneously. This technology offers enhanced performance, power efficiency and improved ... Read more

VARINDIA- INDIA'S FRONTLINE IT MAGAZINE   Philips has announced commencement of operations at its first Greenfield manufacturing facility for imaging systems in the country. The facility will focus on diagnostic and interventional imaging solutions, initially developed for the Indian market and then for global markets. These solutions will primarily target cardiology and radiology applications. The first products to be manufactured in the facility will be diagnostic X-Ray systems and the Allura FC.  "This plant is an example of how Philips can combine its technology strengths and market knowledge to manufacture products for a healthier India. The Pune facility is producing X-ray and cath-lab equipment backed by Philips quality that is affordable for tier-II and tier-III towns and rural markets," said Rajeev Chopra, Managing Director & Vice-Chairman, Philips India.  "India and other growth geographies have unique needs. We must meet the criteria that ...

VARINDIA- INDIA'S FRONTLINE IT MAGAZINE MMD has announced that the new Philips Moda line of Monitors was selected for the iF Design Award for 2012. Moreover, MMD has also introduced two monitors to the market this summer. 'We have received an overwhelming response from our customers for the unique combination of design and performance of the Moda Monitors. This recognition by iF reconfirms our commitment to design innovation," said Mayank Christian, Director, Global Product Management, MMD Taiwan. Philips Moda monitors comes with two 24" and 21.5" widescreen along with Broad connectivity with 2 HDMI ports and SmartTxt and SmartKolor for better viewing experience. An internationally renowned jury, consisting of 44 design experts, have engaged in a critical discussion and debate to select the winning products. Out of 4,322 entries submitted by 1,605 participants from 48 countries, the jury of iF product design award has selected their 1218 favourites as the best ...

VARINDIA- INDIA'S FRONTLINE IT MAGAZINE Shenzhen Sang Fei Consumer Communications has launched Philips Xenium dual-SIM mobile phones in India. Xenium, the green and power management technology, enables near-zero consumption of battery charge on standby for up to two months without increasing battery size. These energy-efficient phones are targeted at heavy users, primarily the business professionals, frequent travellers and anyone who desires to be "always connected". When long battery life is a must, Philips' Xenium series of phones always go the extra mile. Dr. Tan Jok Tin, CEO & MD, Shenzhen Sang Fei Consumer Communications Co., Ltd., said, "Philips has been in India for 81 years and customers have placed their faith in the brand. There is a huge responsibility that comes with the faith. I am delighted that Philips' innovative products are meeting this responsibility well. Philips has been an integral part of Sang Fei since 2007 when we took over P...

VARINDIA- INDIA'S FRONTLINE IT MAGAZINE LG Electronics has tied up with Philips and Sharp to risen up production of applications for Internet-powered televisions. LG has claimed that the three TV vendors will jointly create software development kits, which will be distributed to third-party developers to write TV applications. It is said to be the first such collaboration in the smart TV sector. The three Companies would complete software development kits by the end of this year. They will use different operating systems for their smart TVs, but the applications will become interchangeable once they adopt a common technology standard for building applications. It is believed that the tie-up would have a substantial impact on TV makers, app developers and users. For More Details See www.varindia.com