More ‘Pink’ Pictures
Pink is Microsoft’s new thrust towards Windows Mobile 7. Pink is just the code name, but rumor has it that the Zune and Windows Mobile 7 will be smashed together at a high temperature. The new hybrid will spawn many new types of mobile phones. The two new [Pink] phones pictured below are going to be made by Sharp. The two are named the ‘Turtle’ and ‘Pure’. Stunning.
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