LG C900 with Windows Phone 7 Leaked Again

The list of LG handsets that should arrive on the market with Microsoft's Windows Phone 7 operating system on board should include the LG C900 too, a mobile phone spotted into the wild several weeks ago, and which has just emerged in a new series of leaked info.

The first time we've hear about this device was when it was spotted along with the LG E900 in user agent strings, and it seems that the two are tightly connected to one another.

Not only would both run under the upcoming Windows Phone 7 operating system, but they should both arrive on shelves with a 1GHz QSD8650 Snapdragon chipset packed inside.

Although the LG E900 was previously rumored to include a 1.3 GHz instead, both would be powered by the same QSD8650 solution, and not the speedier QSD8650A one (as mobilitydigest explains here).

Among the leaked info on this device, we can count the presence of a 3.2-inch touchscreen display on the front, which would make the device a quite affordable one.

The info comes from Android.com.pl, the same site that delivered some info on the LG E900 not too long ago.

According to them, the upcoming LG C900 should sport a price tag of 1,100 zloty (about $350) attached to it, though no pieces of info on its landing emerged until now.

However, it is known that this mobile phone should arrive on shelves with 3.5mm jack and a miniUSB port, as well as with other connectivity options, just as previously reported.

It's a well known fact that Microsoft is set to make the Windows Phone 7 platform available on the market in about one month from now, and the C900 is expected to be among the first handsets to land with the OS on board.

It still remains to be seen what name would the device sport when released, as well as which markets should get it when available, so stay tuned for more on this.

In the meantime, have a look at the photos and videos available with the mobile phone, courtesy of Android.com.pl (via Engadget).