Samsung I8350 Omnia W

Samsung marked its entry in the Windows phone 7 category with a monster called Samsung Omnia. Packing the renowned Super AMOLED screen, it definitely goes for the top spot in the Windows Phone world. Although the mediocre 8 Gb storage and the 5 MP camera leads us to believe that it wasn't meant for that. That said, it is still impressive and one of the cheapest Windows Phone out there.

HTC Radar

Taiwanese gaint HTC's Windows Offering is the delightful HTC Radar. The HTC Radar is a fabulously good-looking and well-built smartphone. It's a WP7.5 Mango-running, 1GHz powered package with an equally heavy price tag hanging off that sexy aluminum unibody. It's got the premium HTC feel all over it, and all the mango love from the folks at Redmond.

Nokia Lumia 710

The Cheaper offering from the Finnish gaint is for the budget conscious. It packs the same screen estate of 3.7" but uses the older display tech, though Nokia Clearblack is still there. The 5 MP shooter with HD recording and the zippy processor can still bowl you over. It gets the same apps as its brother Nokia Lumia 800 and the rest of the Mango powered phones. This phone was made by Nokia to give more people access to the Windows Phone 7 environment, which is currently in its budding stages.

Nokia Lumia 800

The forerunner for the best windows phone out there is definitely Nokia Lumia 800. With Sharp specs and a decent price(after the recent price drops), it is definitely worth your money.Plus, you also get the Nokia exclusive apps like Nokia Drive, Nokia Maps, and many more.White version is also on the way, which might excite many.