HTC is bringing the HD7 to the party, an HD2 style device, but running WP7. They've also cooked up the 7 Mozart, and 7 Trophy (Think original Desire).
Samsung brings us the Omnia 7, while LG brings the Optimus 7 to the table.
Using "7" to distinguish WP7 devices is certainly a recurring theme... I struggle, however, to see it continuing, or if it does to be a success and confusion free.
All the aforementioned launch devices are capacitive touch screen, slate, slab, call them what you will devices - with no variation on form factor just yet, other than the US' HTC Surround, which has a slide-out speaker, no keyboard, just a slide-out speaker... I can't see that form factor sticking.
If WP7 is what you've been waiting for, head on past the break for some pics of these badboy devices.
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| HTC 7 Mozart |
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| Samsung Omnia 7 |
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| HTC HD7 |
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| HTC 7 Trophy |
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| LG Optimus 7 |
So, is this pressing all the right buttons for you - or is WP7, and launch devices, leaving something to be desired? What's the let down - Microsoft's latest mobile OS, or the hardware available at the moment?
Whatever your views, let us know in the comments - it's always interesting to gain some extra perspective.
