Evleaks returns to the fray and shows us what the Lumia 750 could have looked like

It's incredible how sometimes life offers us more than curious paradoxes. One of the most repeated complaints when we refer to Windows Phone is the shortage of devices So much so that many of us think that it is one of the triggers for the delicate situation in which the ecosystem finds itself.

Few models, we could already see it yesterday when we made a compilation with the most interesting ones, which are also weighed down by the fact that some releases have regional limitations.Models under certain operators or that will not leave certain markets and with a very limited potential audience.

We already have two factors of the disastrous equation but if it seemed little we found out thanks to Evleaks what the terminal prepared by Dell and Intel could have been like and that went to limbo as what could have been and was not Few models, some limited to certain markets and others that are cancelled. And in those we are when Evleaks returns to the charge.

And as a few hours ago he repeats the play with a mobile phone that went into the drawer of oblivion and that in the end did not see the light of day. This is the Microsoft Lumia 750, a mid-range device that suffered the consequences of Microsoft's decision to focus its efforts on the low and high range almost exclusively.

Evan Blass, or what is the same, Evleaks, has shown us a _render_ that shows us what the Lumia 750 would have been like if it had finally come true.Under the development name Microsoft Guilin the Lumia 750 would have arrived, the successor to the Lumia 735, a phone that would have followed the design lines that the company had at that time. Lumia range.

What could have been…

Made of polycarbonate and with striking colors, the specifications were those of a lower-middle range and thus would have included a 5-inch screen inches, with 720p resolution, Qualcomm Snapdragon 410 processor supported by 1 GB of Ram, Adreno 306 graphics, 8 GB of storage and two cameras, a main 8-megapixel camera with optics signed by Zeiss and a 5-megapixel front camera. All powered by a 2650mAh battery.

In the end everything was forgotten and the Lumia 750 joins other failed developments such as the one already mentioned by Dell and Intel or one of its older brothers, the Lumia 850, which did not see the light either.

It is striking when we complain so much about the absence of terminals and in just a few days we found out about two canceled projects that perhaps and just maybe, they would have given the Windows Phone project some oomph.

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