RAmos’ W7 mobile internet device (MID) which rolled out last year with much aplomb, is one Android-powered machine, and we now have word that the W7 will soon be able to support the Android Marketplace, and with its 4.8″ display, the W7 could very well be among the biggest portable display that you will find Google’s Android Marketplace running on. All that is needed now is an official statement, and we can bust that champagne bottle open. If you’re a W7 owner, how do you greet this news?
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