Dell Lightning: Windows Phone 7 Never Looked So Good

Apr 22 2010, 11:34am CDT | by Robert Evans

Dell didn't just stop at two new Android smartphones. Engadget also had a Windows Phone 7 device leaked out to them. The Dell Lightning s a portrait slider with a 1 GHz Snapdragon processor, 4.1” OLED display, AT&T/T-Mobile 3G, 5 MP autofocus camera, 1 GB of flash and 512 MB of RAM, plus an 8 GB (non-swappable) microSD card.

The Lightning also packs a compass, GPS, accelerometer, FM radio, and full Flash support. The ship date is set for Q4 of this year. Flash won't work initially, but soon. Also, an LTE version of this sweet smartphone will launch in Q4 of 2011. You may proceed to geek out.

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