Phone Windows 7 avoids CDMA-why?

Microsoft requires running Windows 7 phone make a big splash when he wants to make any progress in the fight against Android and iPhone. So the news that Windows 7 phone will be available to subscribers Verizon or Sprint until sometime in the first half of 2011 are bad for Microsoft. At this rate it will never catch up.
Microsoft Senior Product Manager Greg Sullivan told CNet Windows 7 will not be available for phone networks CDMA until some time in the first half of 2011. Between launch and then it will only work in GSM networks.
This means that Verizon, Sprint and not why he didn't run. CDMA? Sullivan told CNet:
"We had to make some compromises. Even Microsoft has unlimited resources: We had to prioritize less to do very, very good. "
Microsoft would do well to do works on all telephony network to the highest priority to addressing prokos vast clientele while surging your competition and your market share is not quite what they teach you in business 101.
Making matters worse is that AT&T has such a bad reputation when it comes to lighting.In addition, Windows 7 phone going head to head against the iPhone on AT&T. Plenty of people sign up with AT&T for one reason only--they want an iPhone.Don't expect many people to abandon their iPhones for Windows 7.
Microsoft doesn't have much of a chance to catch up on the left with Android phones and iPhone this holiday season can be a decisive moment for Windows 7 phone---and Microsoft, ignoring the huge number of potential customers is not going to help.