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    ASUS Getting into Mobile Market with Windows Phone 7 Handset

    Looks like ASUS is going mobile, and starting their efforts with a device running Windows Phone 7, which appeared on Twitter earlier this week. The device has the mandated Back, Windows, and Search keys and looks to have a front facing camera in the upper right hand corner, or could be a light sensor.

    The image was spotted in Pakistan, and unlike the LG Panther and Samsung Taylor devices that are only intended to be development devices for Windows Phone 7, this ASUS device looks like it could be a production prototype device that is being field tested.

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