Samsung's Windows Phone 7 portfolio will consist of the Focus and the Omnia 7. Check out CNET's photo gallery for a closer look.
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The Samsung Focus is one of three Windows Phone 7 devices launching on AT&T. It will be available November 8 for $199.99 with a two-year contract.
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Display
Similar to Samsung's Galaxy S devices, the Focus will feature a 4-inch Super AMOLED touch screen
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Right side
The right side of the Samsung Focus has a volume rocker and a camera button.Overall, the Focus is quite a slim device, so you should have no problem slipping this into a pants pocket. We did think it felt a bit more plasticky than the other devices, however.
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Camera
The Focus is equipped with a 5-megapixel camera with flash and offers 720p video capture.
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Top view
On top of the smartphone, you will find a 3.5mm headphone jack and a Micro-USB port.
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Samsung Omnia 7
The Samsung Omnia 7 is a Windows Phone 7 device for the international market, though pricing and carrier information were not released at this time. The main difference between the Omnia 7 and the Focus is in hardware. For example, the Omnia 7 features a physical Menu button whereas the Focus has all touch-sensitive keys.
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Battery door
In addition, the Omnia 7 features a stainless steel battery door, which gives the phone a more solid and high-quality feel than the all-plastic Focus.
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Top side
Nothing crazy going on up top, just a 3.5mm headphone jack and Micro-USB port.
