Microsoft’s Windows Phone 7 HTC 7 Pro is coming and available in UK and EUrope from early 2011.HTC 7 Pro is true Windows Phone 7 workhorse.HTC 7 Pro will be available with tilt-sliding QWERTY keyboard and size of compact 3.6-inch and also with 5-megapixel photo snapper that is capable of 720p HD video recording, a 1GHz Snapdragon processor,512 MB ROM and 448 MB RAM.HTC 7 Pro have the ability to sort, scan and manage Outlook email, open and edit the latest Office documents on the phone and keep track of the markets with HTC’s stocks application.HTC 7Pro features with 3G,Bluetooth,Wi-Fi 802.11 b/g/n,35mm stereo jack and you can also download games and application from HTC Hub via HTC 7 Pro.Facebook and Windows Live are preloaded on HTC 7 ProIt is definitely headed to the UK and its Euro neighbors.
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