Wait... It's just 800x480?! The Nexus One had a screen like that more than a year ago and the Droid had a much nicer keyboard to go with a better screen. And a real software library.
So, this is the phone that makes it worth to switch to WinMo 7? Really?
Odd that you can claim that the Droid has a much nicer keyboard, when you've never used this keyboard. But in anycase it's a slider portrait keyboard, while the Droid is a landscape keyboard. Different stroes for different folks.
And I'm not sure what you mean by a real software library, but on launch day of WP7 there are already 2000 apps, and its relatively small game lineup already trumps Android in quality (although not the iPhone's game lineup).
But lets be clear rbanffy we already know that even if the WP7 device made you stunningly attractive, gave you eternal life, some decent dev chops, and $5B in your bank account, you'd still hate it and get an Android phone :-)
That was some serious play with Windows OEM licensing...
And, BTW, I could use the eternal life and US$ 5B bank account, but I already am stunningly attractive... ;-)
The Torch is a 480x360 device, and the the Pre is a 480x320 display.
AFAIK the Venue Pro is the only device on the planet that has a full size touch screen (800x480 like the Samsung Galaxy S line, Nexus One, etc...), but yet is a portrait slider.
Beyond that, virtually everyone who has used it, has been impressed with the build quality of the device.
Now you may not prefer a portrait slider, but it's absurd to say that its not a device of interest. I don't like virtual keyboards, but I won't sit around saying the iPhone has no interest because of my personal preference.
And, this morning, it came to me it has, indeed, a killer feature for corporations: lots of Visual Basic programmers will be able to write code for it. With so many of them already hired, it could be a no-brainer to target WinMO 7 for internal development.
Something is wrong here.
Oh... It has a tiny keyboard...