Ladies and gentleman, we give you the first Nokia WP7 device. Introduced by no other than the company CEO, Stephen Elop in what he thought was a camera-free environment. Despite his confidentiality plea someone could not resist the temptation and shared a few photos and a quick video with us.
We do not know if Stephen Elop is really so naive as to believe that no one will take a shot of one of the most hotly anticipated devices of the year or this is just a clever way to gain some publicity, but it does not matter really. What matter is that we got to see first Nokia WP7 handset a few months ahead of its official announcement.
And here it comes - Nokia's first WP7 device codenamed Sea Ray (possibly the W8-00):
Nokia Codenamed Sea Ray
As you can see the device is very similar to the recently announced Nokia N9, but has a dedicated hardware camera key, different LED placement and, of course, it is running on Windows Phone 7 with the Mango update.
Nokia See Ray running on Windows Phone 7 Mango
So, there you have it - Nokia has at least one sweet-looking Windows Phone 7 smartphone in the pipeline. We will have to wait more for the official announcement and see if there will be another device to join it.
We do not know if Stephen Elop is really so naive as to believe that no one will take a shot of one of the most hotly anticipated devices of the year or this is just a clever way to gain some publicity, but it does not matter really. What matter is that we got to see first Nokia WP7 handset a few months ahead of its official announcement.
And here it comes - Nokia's first WP7 device codenamed Sea Ray (possibly the W8-00):
Nokia Codenamed Sea Ray
As you can see the device is very similar to the recently announced Nokia N9, but has a dedicated hardware camera key, different LED placement and, of course, it is running on Windows Phone 7 with the Mango update.
Nokia See Ray running on Windows Phone 7 Mango
