Nokia CEO Stephen Elop showed off the first Nokia Windows Phone codenamed 'Sea Ray,' running the latest version of Windows Phone known as 'Mango" to a group.
The first thing Elop asked was "Please put down your camera." Obviously, no one checked to see if the attendees did put down their cameras.
Two attendees posted a video to YouTube of the Sea Ray that looks like the N9, except that it has an added button on the side.
Microsoft is offering 3D virtualization for games and app
development. The phone is called a people-centric smartphone. The most
important part is Microsoft Office integration with viewing and editing
of Microsoft Office documents.
Features of the See Ray include an 8MP camera, AMOLED touchscreen with Gorilla Glass, Wi-Fi, BLuetooth, GPS and at least a 1GHz processor.