During a recent taping of the Engadget Show, Microsoft’s Aaron Woodman pulled out a pre-production prototype of LG’s Windows Phone 7 Series device – the first real Windows Phone 7 device we’ve seen so far!
This nice-looking QWERTY slider is pretty attractive: just a little thicker than an iPhone, it has the mandatory Search, Home and Back buttons plus dedicated camera (appears to be 5mp with flash), volume and power buttons.
Here we go! The slider is my favorite form factor, so I’m excited to see this! Check out some more pics after the jump, the whole slidshow over at Engadget, or watcg this Engadget video:
[...] on the Engadget Show, Microsoft’s Aaron Woodman – the guy who brought us the LG Windows Phone 7 Series prototype from my earlier post – also couldn’t commit to supporting the Mac OS. Since the new WP7S devices will use the Zune [...]
[...] on the Engadget Show, Microsoft’s Aaron Woodman – the guy who brought us the LG Windows Phone 7 Series prototype from my earlier post – also couldn’t commit to supporting the Mac OS. Since the new WP7S devices will use the Zune [...]