Launched with a lot of noise the new Philips ID9371 is now out in the United Kingdom. If I look at it I don’t know who is it intended to, because it has a business design that could work either at work in your office or would go smooth in your fancy living room for both male and female. It’s kind of a universal phone that is made to please, with an inverse-backlit display, soft-touch keys and a sleek gloss finish.

Though the design is the first thing we can think of, in a first glance, there’s more that defines the new Philips ID9371. It use ClearVoice HD for the calls and that is a new technology standard to reproduce the real voice quality on the phone while reducing distorsions. I don’t know if this is a bad thing or a good thing but rest assured that you may get caught from now on if you try to cheat your wife or your husband because Philips ID9371 will send every small emotion or inflection that you may be experiencing.

For the price of £80-£100 is not that expensive and gets you off the hook to find a private investigator. - ALEX ION

[Philips : source]

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