Apple and Android unveiled their new flagship phones this month and last night Windows got it's turn. Microsoft's close partner Nokia showed off it's first Windows Phone 7, the Lumia 800.

http://www.engadget.com/2011/10/26/nokia-announces-the-lumia-800/

1.4 GHz single core Quadcomm processor
3.7 inch 800x480 AMOLED display
512MB RAM
16GB storage
8MP Carl Zeiss camera with dual LED flash

Some missing things would be a front camera, micro SD slot, and NFC. And those specs probably won't impress a lot of people. But it is a very pretty phone and has a distinctive look that sets it apart from other phones (other than the N9 this phone was modeled after).

They also showed off the lower end Lumia 710. While I owned and loved Nokia phones in the past (think around 1998-2000) not sure I am digging these so very much.

 

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That 710 looks like a child's phone.

Agreed, but I think teens and moms might like it due to the price point (cheap) and the fact that the face is swappable to different colors.

 

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