ASUS Galaxy 7 has been playing hide and seek for quite a while and finally, we get to hear a trickle of information about this touchscreen device.

True, it looks more like the Omnia from Samsung but that’s not even an excuse to waste your precious energy on such a trivial urge. What disappointed us the most was the absence of a much-promised and much-awaited 800 MHz processor!

The replacement for this powerhouse was the severely mundane 528 MHz Qualcom MS7200A. The interface is similar to the TouchFlo 3D from HTC while there’s no word on the pricing or when this one would hit the mobile front. What we’re tempted to ask is if there’s any feature on the Galaxy 7 which ASUS can call its own?

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