LG E900 with WP7 heading to Vodafone with 16GB memory onboard
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This article contains unofficial information.
One of the phones that LG will be using to reassert its position as the premier manufacturer of Windows Phone 7 devices, at least for the initial launch, is the touchscreen-only E900. It has been spotted recently on the pages of the Global Certification Forum, which approves GSM devices a few weeks before launch, with quad-band GSM, and 900/2100MHz 3G, which means the device is heading to Europe.
Considering some inside scoops from Microsoft that WP7 will be having a handset in Europe first, the E900 might as well be the first Windows Phone 7 device to hit the shelves.
Some other interesting details have been caught from the latest video, which shows the LG E900 in action, which we are embedding below. A frame with the system information, taken from the video, shows 16GB of internal storage, and the "VDF-UK" string in the software version, which might mean launch on Vodafone UK. Moreover, one of the first leaks about the device from a Microsoft's employee in Netherlands also showed Vodafone branding on the home screen. Just as a refresher, the device should come with 3.7" capacitive touchscreen, 1GHz Snapdragon, and 5MP camera with flash, which will be capable of 720p HD video capture.
source: WMPowerUser
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Some other interesting details have been caught from the latest video, which shows the LG E900 in action, which we are embedding below. A frame with the system information, taken from the video, shows 16GB of internal storage, and the "VDF-UK" string in the software version, which might mean launch on Vodafone UK. Moreover, one of the first leaks about the device from a Microsoft's employee in Netherlands also showed Vodafone branding on the home screen. Just as a refresher, the device should come with 3.7" capacitive touchscreen, 1GHz Snapdragon, and 5MP camera with flash, which will be capable of 720p HD video capture.
source: WMPowerUser
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2 Comments
1. djk;ld (unregistered) posted on 20 Oct 2010, 01:48 0 0
this was compared to iphone4 and nexus one..it didnt do so well in browser speed or screen specs in comparison
2. zerglisk posted on 10 Sep 2010, 12:07 0 0
The WP7 device used in the video is not an actual final built of the phone, so we can only hope that the actual final build will be better.
