At Computex in Taiwan occurring this week, Microsoft introduced three new handsets with Windows Phones, including new manufacturers, new devices with Windows Phone will be launched later this year.
Blu will have 2 Windows Phones
One of two new hardware partners that have been revealed for Windows Phone last month Blu Products is a company based in Florida, and with a large customer base throughout Latin America and parts of the United States. Blu revealed a picture of its first Windows Phone handset with a few weeks ago on his Facebook page.
Today, the brand new appliances Blu were officially introduced by Microsoft, Nick Parker (Corporate Vice President of the OEM Division) made a brief presentation of two new Windows Phone maraca, including the 5-inch device shown above.
Smartphones Blu called the attention of all, but your settings are a mystery, but an interesting detail that some may appreciate is that the device pictured here seems to have physical buttons Back / Start / Search, instead of on-screen buttons, which many Windows Phone users are opposed.
One reason for the contradiction of virtual keys is that the position of physical keys, set the Windows Phone system is a feature as well as the back button of the iPhone.
The launch apparatus occur later this year, unusually bright and vibrant colors will make your device stand out from the crowd!
Prestigio company quite unknown in Russia
Another Windows Phone making its debut today is the Prestigio MultiPhone 8500 DUO above which, together with the Blu device is much less conspicuous. The Microsoft Prestigio announced in April that it would join the platform , and DUO 8500 seems to be the same device that was released last month.
Microsoft has not yet confirmed Prestigio specifications, but according to a leak, its settings are 5 inch 720p IPS, processor 1.2GHz quad-core Qualcomm Snapdragon 400, 1 GB of RAM and 8 GB of internal storage. 8MP rear camera and a 2MP front camera. A novelty is the Dual-SIM, which is made possible by the new Windows Phone 8.1 version. Will be available in Europe from next month, other regions were not cited.
Windows Phone in honor of Bill Gates
Parker also showed the last 4.7 scarifier Billy, a device that the manufacturer, Yezz, created in honor of Bill Gates (!). Billy 4.7 will include a 4.7-inch IPS LCD quad-core Snapdragon processor, 13.1MP camera and HD (1280x720p) resolution and Gorilla Glass 2, all squeezed into a body that is incredibly thin only 7.2 mm thick – even thinner than an iPhone 5s. Will be priced at $ 249 USD / € 229 EUR, and will soon be available in Europe, Latin America and the United States.
Yezz Billy The 4.7 will be accompanied by a smaller model, the Billy 4.0, which will include a 4-inch screen, 8MP camera and a quad-core processor for just $ 139 / € 129 . Both devices will be sold exclusively through Amazon.
class=”c3″> InFocus Parker also added to the long list of manufacturers that have committed to the Windows Phone platform, and showed several Windows Phone prototypes and reference designs MDGs, such as BYD, Compal, Pegatron, Quanta and Wistron, these companies will soon show their own handsets with Windows Phone.Many brands that had already given Windows Phone ample space now are welcoming with open arms, after the Microsoft announcement earlier this year that eliminated the licensing fees for the operating system on devices with screens smaller than 9 inches.
It is good news for the market and for users of Microsoft options, brands and prices, every day that passes we see Microsoft’s commitment to leveraging Windows Phone. More updates of the system, with attention platform users, and improvement to developer creating applications for WP, besides the purchase of Nokia. Windows Phone is promising!
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