A full two weeks before Windows Phone 7 makes its debut with AT&T is the U.S., smartphone fanatics in Europe and Asia will be able to get their hands on WP7 devices. Ten different devices will be launched across thirty countries (some devices will have different names in different markets) with 60 mobile operators in 30 countries planning on carrying WP7 devices by 2011.

"We have a beautiful lineup in this first wave of Windows Phone 7 handsets," said Steve Ballmer, chief executive officer at Microsoft. With their "hub" format giving easy access to games, pictures, and music with heavy social network integration, Microsoft is taking a big leap back into the smartphone market currently dominated by Android, iPhone, and BlackBerry. Check out the full list of worldwide Windows Phone 7 launch devices and carriers after the break.

New Windows Phones: (List courtesy of Microsoft:

The following devices will come to North America, Europe and Asia Pacific in the holiday 2010 timeframe.

In North America:

AT&T

• HTC Surround, United States

• Samsung Focus, United States

• LG Quantum, United States

T-Mobile USA

• HTC HD7, United States

• Dell Venue Pro, United States

TELUS

• HTC 7 Surround, Canada

• LG Optimus 7, Canada

America Móvil

• LG Optimus 7, Mexico

In Europe:

O2

• HTC HD7, United Kingdom, Germany

Orange

• HTC 7 Mozart, including France, United Kingdom

• Samsung OMNIA 7, including France, United Kingdom

SFR

• HTC 7 Trophy, France

• Samsung OMNIA 7, France

Movistar

• LG Optimus 7, Spain

• HTC HD7, Spain

• Samsung OMNIA 7, Spain

Deutsche Telekom AG

• HTC 7 Mozart, Germany

• Samsung OMNIA 7, Germany

Vodafone

• HTC 7 Trophy, including Germany, Spain, United Kingdom

• LG Optimus 7, including Germany, Italy, Spain, United Kingdom

In Asia Pacific:

SingTel

• HTC HD 7, Singapore

• LG Optimus 7, Singapore

Telstra

• HTC 7 Mozart, Australia

• LG Optimus 7Q, Australia

Vodafone

• HTC 7 Trophy, including Australia