kurang minat sama WP7.
Mendingan beli Samsung yg make OS Bada.

@elina8

syg bgt cm dpt ram256. dari tampilan jg spt nya masih lebih 'galak' HD7 ya..hehe

@caps- iya yang laen udah pada 512 mb ramnya ni masi 256 mb..

kira2 yang wm6.5 bisa upgred ke 7 ga ya..??

kl ga salah, cmiiw, wp7 itu punya standart spec yg tinggi. katanya... minimal proc 1gb, ram 512, lalu handsetnya punya 3 button. lhaa.. tp samsung ini 256 aja bs jalan.. kl gt mungkin bgt device wm6.5 ada custom rom nya utk upgrade ke 7.

review

http://www.engadget.com/2010/10/22/samsung-focus-review/

Samsung Focus having microSD issues, AT&T not installing cards in-store (updated)

The Samsung Focus's microSD slot has always been an odd little blip on the spec sheet, since it's only kinda-sorta supported by Windows Phone 7, and now it looks like it's causing more trouble than it's worth: Paul Thurrot says AT&T's telling employees not to install anything in the slot because of reliability issues, and that Microsoft is working on the problem. Now, we've had mixed experiences using the microSD slot ourselves, and we've been told by numerous sources that AT&T and Samsung added the feature without too much encouragement from Microsoft, which told us at MIX that expansion wouldn't be supported by WP7 at all. We've also been told by reliable sources that the problem is primarily to do with microSD speed and reliability -- apparently only the fastest cards will work well, and current microSD class ratings aren't accurate or meaningful enough to be useful. We'd bet Microsoft and Samsung get together and put out a line of Focus-specific cards before this is all over -- but wouldn't it have been easier to just build in 32GB of storage from the start?
Sounds complicated -- and it also sounds like Microsoft needs to call Samsung or SanDisk and kick out a line of WP7-certified cards, like, now.

sumber : http://windowsphonesecrets.com/2010/11/08/att-alert-do-not-install-microsd-in-samsung-focus-yet/

Media Playernya cuma yg original bawaan Windows 7nya ya?
Gk spt pd omnia i900 yg punya 2 player.

We'd put forth the theory that Microsoft and Samsung would eventually certify microSD cards specifically for use with Windows Phone 7 devices after they finally came to terms with the fact that the microSD drama surrounding the Focus was going to lead directly to broken devices and broken hearts -- and sure enough, that's exactly what's happening. We just received this statement from AT&T, pointing out that the platform is extremely finicky when it comes to microSD selection -- so finicky, in fact, that only "Certified for Windows Phone 7" cards should be used. No such cards are currently available. Here's the full statement:

"Windows Phone 7 requires a certified high-speed microSD card for optimal performance. Because the Samsung Focus is expandable via a microSD card, only microSD memory cards certified for Windows Phone 7 should be used. This information is not currently marked on any microSD packaging in market today. As a result, we are advising customers to delay purchasing an external microSD card until the cards identified as "Certified for Windows Phone 7" are available commercially or in AT&T stores."

Coincidentally, we appear to have fried a card after moving it in and out of our own Focus today to the point that no PC, phone, or camera can read it anymore, so this is definitely a real problem that needs a real solution. It's odd that Microsoft appears to have been fully aware of this situation prior to release and yet AT&T's only now drawing the line, but we can't even imagine the kinds of bureaucratic head-butting that happens between corporations the size of AT&T, Microsoft, and Samsung. In the meantime, be careful out there, folks.

But what appears to have fired our card is the fact that any card inserted into a Windows Phone 7 device "will no longer be readable or writable on any other devices such as computers, cameras, printers, and so on" according to documentation on Samsung's site -- including, amazingly, the ability to format the card. That's hardcore, and it also explains why these guys are so skittish about external storage in general and why so few WP7 devices support it at this point.

sumber : http://www.engadget.com/2010/11/12/atandt-tells-samsung-focus-customers-not-to-buy-microsd-cards-yet/

ikutan nunggu kalo ada rom buat wp6.1 kalo ada gan.......... thank's infonya