Many people, ranging from industry insiders to casual phone users, would most probably be interested in the first Windows Phone 7 handset from Nokia – and you can check out the latest video of the Nokia W9 “Sea Ray” that shows off the Mango version of the operating system working just fine. The style is heavily inspired by the Nokia N9 which is powered by the MeeGo operating system, but what the video does best is this – debunk rumors of virtual keys.The video does seem to have been recorded at the smartphone’s assembly line, so chances are very high that this will be a Nokia employee at work. No idea on whether the release of this video is intentional or not, but the Nokia W9 Sea Ray shows off a trio of Windows Phone 7 hardware keys, comprising of Back, Menu and Search.
Are you stoked yet? Enjoy the video and start saving up for the Sea Ray.
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