Four new revealed Windows Phon

Four new revealed Windows Phon

Acer, Fujitsu and ZTE, new partners of Microsoft, thus presented their terminals. Samsung also adds a model with its catalogue.

One had awaited them for several months, they are finally there. Whereas the catalogue of terminals Windows Phone had not moved since last November, Microsoft benefitted from its annual conference dedicated to the partners to reveal 4 new models.

Three of them are manufactured by Acer, Fujitsu and ZTE, new partners of Microsoft announced at the time of the exit of the update Mango. Objective of these manufacturers: to deal with diversifying the range of the terminals “with lower prices”, explained us Olivier Ribet, person in charge for division Windows Phone France.

Diversification

Reste that the characteristics of these models were not detailed. Just they were presented. The terminals are animated by Mango and must bring a diversification which misses cruelly with the catalogue Windows Phone.

From left to right, the model of ZTE, Fujitsu and Acer

the model of Fujitsu for example is positioned on the uses in hostile environment since it is resistant to water. The fourth innovation comes us from to Samsung, but there still, Microsoft did not give any detail.

But within sight of the stereotypes of our fellow-members of Neowin, the stress would have been laid on the smoothness and lightness, the strong points of the range Galaxy S. Moreover, the rumours around Galaxy S II pennies Windows Phone continue to circulate.

The model of Samsung

the diversification of the references available (as well in price as in forms) is crucial for Microsoft which a little softened its schedule of conditions for the manufacturers. Too much similar the ones compared to the others, no terminal available managed to draw its pin from the play.

Moreover, Steve Ballmer, owner of the editor did not hide his disappointment. “We passed in one year of very small to very small”, it declared a few days ago. At the first quarter, Gartner estimates that only 1,6 million terminals WP7 were sold either a share of market of 3,3% against 4,4% in 2010. Not what to jump to the ceiling.

If the innovations of Acer, Fujitsu and ZTE should give a little air to Windows Phone, true waiting is focused on Nokia. Will its expertise in the hardware make it possible to propose a true mobile carry-flag for Windows Phone?

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