We are stumped.  We just can’t decide if this is the OmniaPRO with the model number B7610 or a whole new device called the Houdini.  The design seems similar except for the silver smiley at the bottom of the device housing the send/end buttons, but is it really the OmniaPRO? And a little bit of digging reminds us that there was indeed a Houdini listed on T-Mobile’s leaked roadmap, but wasn’t that supposed to be an Android smartphone, when clearly the Houdini here is showing off Windows Mobile 6.1? OmniaPRO or the Houdini, this device is definitely conjuring up a lot more questions than the great magician himself and the specs on this seem like a dream too.  The Houdini will run on a 800MHz CPU with HSDPA capable of speeds up to 7.2Mbps, a 3.5 inch AMOLED WVGA touchscreen with TouchWiz UI, GPS, WiFi, 500MB of onboard memory with 32GB microSD support, four-row slide-out QWERTY, FM radio with RDS, a 5mpx lens with power flash, 3.5mm headphone jack, and DivX/DNSe/TV-out support humming along nicely on a 1500 mAh battery.  An official announcement could straighten the whole thing out but seeing that it hasn’t happened yet, you might as well eyeball the video above till then.

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