Samsung's SM-W750V 1080p Windows Phone handset could be launched by Verizon, might have a 4.3-inch screen
As we told you earlier this month, the Samsung SM-W750V seems to be the company’s first Windows Phone handset to feature a display with 1080 x 1920 pixels. The pixel resolution is all but confirmed by the handset’s UA profile discovered at Samsung’s website. But we’re not at all sure about its display size.
Previous rumors had it that the screen would be a 5-inch one. Now, according to AdDuplex, which yesterday unveiled details about the latest Windows Phone stats, the SM-W750V might sport a smaller 4.3-inch display (with the same 1080p resolution). AdDuplex notes that this could be just “wrong data reported on a test device”, so nothing’s confirmed yet. The ad network further says that the SM-W750V was spotted being used on Verizon’s network, thus the largest North American carrier may launch the new handset in the near future.
Another new Windows Phone device that should arrive at Verizon soon is the Nokia Lumia Icon 929. This will almost surely feature a 5-inch 1080 display, a 2.2GHz quad-core Snapdragon 800 processor, and a 20MP Nokia PureView rear camera.
source: AdDuplex
Unfortunately, there are no photos showing the Samsung SM-W750V at the moment, and neither other leaked details about it.
Another new Windows Phone device that should arrive at Verizon soon is the Nokia Lumia Icon 929. This will almost surely feature a 5-inch 1080 display, a 2.2GHz quad-core Snapdragon 800 processor, and a 20MP Nokia PureView rear camera.
source: AdDuplex
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