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Tagged ‘Omnia 7’
Got your eyes on the Samsung Omnia 7? The first Windows Phone 7 handset sporting the South Korean giant’s Super AMOLED panel is up for pre-order right now over on T-Mobile. It’s free on £35 per month, two year contracts, but nicely, there are options to see how much you’ll pay upfront if you choose anything from £10 per month and up. We’ll have a full Samsung Omnia 7 review for you on Thursday though, so stick around until then to see if it’s worth slapping down for.
(Via CNET)
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The Samsung Omnia 7 is the South Korean gadget giant’s first foray into Windows Phone 7 in the UK, and it’s packed with all the power to match the Android flavoured Samsung Galaxy S. You’re looking at a gorgeous 4-inch Super AMOLED touchscreen, 1GHz processor and five megapixel camera, all wrapped up in a slick metal casing. Continuously updated.
The Samsung Omnia 7 is a sharply dressed Windows Phone 7. It is slick, but boxy too, in a cool metallic casing, with a 4” super AMOLED WVGA touchscreen, the covering for which stretches across the whole of the front of the device.
Samsung Omnia 7 was just unveiled, with the Korean tech giant eager not to be outdone by the likes of the LG Optimus and HTC Windows 7 phones in hopping aboard the Microsoft bandwaggon. It’s a neat Windows Phone 7 handset, with a roomy 4 inch Super AMOLED screen. Read on, and we’ll spill the rest of Samsung’s beans.