Thread: So.... TP2 a dead platform?
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Old 09-15-2010, 08:58 PM
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Microsoft, along with WP7, is also going to release a new OS based on 6.5 that will be targeted to business users which may mean chefs can possibly port it to our TP2s. You never know what might happen.

really? where's a source to verify this? and stop comparing the TP2 to the EVO or droid X,its very corny, cheap,senseless and immature. of course they're gonna be running smoother than the TP2 they have 1.5-2x the specs. its hardware not the OS.
I saw it mentioned on WMExperts a month ago.
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