Windows Phone "Mango" Devices

[Mitchell_A]

Hello everyone, This thread will be a collection of Windows Phone devices that have been released since the launch of Mango, and thus have been shipped with it already installed. Windows Phone Mango was the first major platform upgrade for WP7. For information on RTM/NoDo devices, see this thread here. Off the back, you should know that all Windows Phone devices run on Qualcomm processors by Snapdragon. None of the current Windows Phone models are dual-core. Micosoft's reasoning for this is that the operating system does not need two cores. The base hardware requirements for an OEM considering Windows Phone are as follows:

• Multi-touch capable WVGA screen with 480x800 resolution
• ARM7 Qualcomm processor (at least 1 GHZ)
• DirectX 9 rendering-capable GPU
• 256 MB of RAM
• At least 8 GB of flash storage
• Accelerometer with compass, ambient light sensor, proximity sensor, Assisted GPS, and Gyroscope
• 5 MP camera with LED flash and optional front facing camera
• FM radio
• The 6 hardware buttons: back, Start, search, volume, two-stage camera and power/sleep

If you consider the above information, and then that most OEM's will pack in a little more than that, you've already got yourself a smartphone better than most Android handsets. Of course, WP devices are still no competitors to "super phones". Please note that in North America, HSDPA+ speeds are considered baseline 4G by most carriers. In other areas, these speeds are considered 3G+ or 3.5G.So here's the list, detailed with specifications.


HTC Radar:
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[TD]Camera
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[TD]5 MP rear, 1.3 front, 720p video
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[TD]Processor
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[TD]1 GHZ
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[TD]Screen size/type
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[TD]3.8" S-LCD
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[TD]RAM/Storage
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[TD]512 MB RAM, 8 GB storage
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[TD]Data speeds
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[TD]4G (HSDPA+ 14.4 Mbps)
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[TD]Physical Keyboard
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[TD]No
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[TD]Noteworthy
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[TD]Cheaper handset, feels solid in the hand
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HTC Titan:
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[TD]Camera
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[TD]8 MP rear, 1.3 front, 720p video
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[TD]Processor
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[TD]1.5 GHZ
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[TD]Screen size/type
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[TD]4.7" S-LCD
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[TD]RAM/Storage
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[TD]512 MB RAM/16 GB storage
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[TD]Data speeds
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[TD]4G (HSDPA+ 14.4 Mbps)
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[TD]Noteworthy
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[TD]Powerful handset
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LG Jil Sander
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[TD]Camera
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[TD]5 MP rear, no front, 720p video
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[TD]Processor
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[TD]1 GHZ first gen Qualcomm
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[TD]Screen size/type
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[TD]3.8" TFT-LCD
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[TD]RAM/Storage
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[TD]512 MB RAM/16 GB Storage
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[TD]Data Speeds
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[TD]4G (HSDPA+ 14.4 Mbps)
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[TD]Noteworthy
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[TD]Stylish and cheap but very low end.
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Nokia Lumia 800 (SeaRay)
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[TD]Camera
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[TD]8 MP rear, no front, 720p video
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[TD]Processor
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[TD]1.4 GHZ
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[TD]Screen size/type
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[TD]3.7" ClearBlack AMOLED with Gorilla glass
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[TD]RAM/Storage
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[TD]512 MB RAM/16 GB Storage
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[TD]Data Speeds
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[TD]4G (HSDPA+ 14.4 Mbps
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[TD]Noteworthy
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[TD]Gorilla glass is scratch/crack resistant. Nokia is a very stylish brand.
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Acer Allegro
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[TD]Camera
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[TD]5 MP rear, no front, 720p video
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[TD]Processor
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[TD]1 GHZ
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[TD]Screen size/type
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[TD]3.6" LCD
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[TD]RAM/Storage
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[TD]512 MB RAM/8 GB Storage
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[TD]Data Speeds
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[TD]4G (HSDPA+ 14.4 Mbps)
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[TD]Noteworthy
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[TD]Budget phone with fair specs and a stylish design.
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See post #2 for continuation.

 

[Mitchell_A]

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Nokia Lumia 710 (Sabre)
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[TD]Camera
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[TD]5 MP rear, no front, 720p video
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[TD]Processor
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[TD]1.4 GHZ
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[TD]Screen size/type
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[TD]3.7" ClearBlack TFT
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[TD]RAM/Storage
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[TD]512 MB RAM/8 GB Storage
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[TD]Data Speeds
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[TD]4G (HSDPA+ 14.4 Mbps)
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[TD]Noteworthy
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[TD]--
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Samsung Omnia W/Samsung Focus Flash (North America)
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[TD]Camera
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[TD]5 MP rear, 1.3 MP front, 720p video
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[TD]Processor
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[TD]1.4 GHZ
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[TD]Screen size/type
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[TD]3.7" Super AMOLED
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[TD]RAM/Storage
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[TD]512 MB RAM/8 GB Storage
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[TD]Data Speeds
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[TD]4G (HSDPA+ 14.4 Mbps)
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[TD]Noteworthy
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[TD]Successor to the Omnia 7, solid construction
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Samsung Focus S
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[TD]Camera
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[TD]8 MP rear, 1.3 front, 720p video
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[TD]Processor
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[TD]1.4 GHZ
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[TD]Screen size/type
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[TD]4.3" Super AMOLED
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[TD]RAM/Storage
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[TD]512 MB RAM/16 GB Storage
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[TD]Data Speeds
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[TD]4G (HSDPA+ 14.4 Mbps)
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[TD]Noteworthy
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[TD]Successor to the Focus, solid construction
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ZTE Tania
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[TD]Camera
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[TD] 5 MP rear, no front, 720p video
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[TD]Processor
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[TD]1 GHZ
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[TD]Screen size/type
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[TD]4.3" TFT-LCD
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[TD]RAM/Storage
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[TD]512 MB RAM/4 GB Storage
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[TD]Data Speeds
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[TD]4G (HSDPA+ 14.4 Mbps)
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[TD]Noteworthy
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[TD]Foreign handset
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Fujitsu/Toshiba IS12T
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[TD]13.2 MP, no front, 720p video[/TD]
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[TD]Processor[/TD]
[TD]1 GHZ[/TD]
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[TD]Screen size/type[/TD]
[TD]3.7" TFT[/TD]
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[TD]RAM/Storage[/TD]
[TD]512 MB RAM/32 GB Storage[/TD]
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[TD]Data Speeds[/TD]
[TD]3G (HSDPA 7.2 Mbps)[/TD]
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[TD]Noteworthy[/TD]
[TD]Stylish, foreign, water and dust proof, earthquake warning system[/TD]
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See Post # 3 for a continuation..

 

[Mitchell_A]

Nokia Lumia 610 (Budget device)
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[td]Processor[/td]
[td]800 Mhz ARM Cortex-A5[/td]
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[td]Screen[/td]
[td]3.7" TFT, Cornings gorilla glass.[/td]
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[td]RAM/Storage[/td]
[td]256 MB/8 GB[/td]
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[td]Noteworthy[/td]
[td]First budget Windows Phone, considered a "Tango" handset, NFC model available in select markets.[/td]
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[td]Data[/td]
[td]7.2 Mbps HSDPA[/td]
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Nokia Lumia 900
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[td]Camera[/td]
[td]8 MP Carl Zeiss optics, dual flash lens[/td]
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[td]Processor[/td]
[td]1.4 Ghz[/td]
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[td]Screen[/td]
[td]4.3" ClearBlack AMOLED with gorilla glass.[/td]
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[td]RAM/Storage[/td]
[td]16 GB/512 MB[/td]
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[td]Data[/td]
[td]HSDPA+ 42 Mbps LTE 72 Mbps[/td]
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[td]Noteworthy[/td]
[td]First LTE Windows Phone, considered a "flagship" device.[/td]
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Samsung Focus 2
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[td]Camera[/td]
[td]5 MP[/td]
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[td]Processor[/td]
[td]1.4 Ghz[/td]
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[td]Screen[/td]
[td]4" Super-AMOLED[/td]
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[td]RAM/Storage[/td]
[td]512 MB/8 GB[/td]
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[td]Data[/td]
[td]HSDPA 21Mbps, HSPA 14.4 Mbps[/td]
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[td]Noteworthy[/td]
[td]---[/td]
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