LG is re-affirming its commitment to the Windows Phone 7 movement.
Ahn Seung-kwon, LG's Mobile Business Chief, stated:
"We will boost our premium lineup, LG Electronics will concentrate on developing devices that take full advantage of the Android and Windows Mobile 7 systems for the next year or two."
He explained that 10 design-focused and specification-rich smartphones will be marketed with North America and Europe targeted for these new phones.
Asked when we will see a Windows Phone 7 device, Ahn said the schedule to market a Windows Mobile 7 in the second half of the year was underway. This would put LG in line with the "by holiday 2010" statements we've heard from others on the WP7 availability.
We've like what we have seen from LG recently with their Expo and Fathom. It will interesting to see what the company can do with Windows Phone 7.
[via: koreatimes.com]
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