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Leaked Pictures of Nokia’s First Windows Phone. Codenamed ‘SeaRay’

Ok. This one is a big leak! Earlier today, pictures and video of Nokia’s first man, CEO Stephen Elop announcing first Windows Phone to the company’s employees surfaced the blogosphere.

 

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In the leaked video, Stephen asked the crowd to put away their cameras repeated times calling out the announcement ‘super confidential’ codenamed “Sea Ray”. It is Nokia’s first Windows Phone announcement.

The device itself is nearly identical to the just announced N9. Some difference, we can see: different LED placement on the back (but the same 8 megapixel Carl Zeiss lens) and a hardware button for the camera on the right.

Earlier this year, Nokia adopted Windows Phone 7 as its primary platform moving forward.

 

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And here is the important part of the video -

 

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  1. online bildbearbeitung  November 25, 2011 at 4:24 PM

    Really a great post.I liked it and i will share it with others too.

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