Posted by Calvin in Mobile | 10 Comments
Nokia Lumia 920 gets official, packs a lot of goodies
The Nokia Lumia 920 is now official as the Finnish company unveiled one of their first Windows Phone 8 device to the public during their recently-held Nokia World 2012.
This new flagship phone will be packing a dual-core 1.5GHz Qualcomm Snapdragon S4 CPU (Krait) which is fairly comparable to quad-core chips such as NVIDIA’s Tegra 3 in some benchmark tests. RAM is at 1GB while internal storage is at 32GB with no room for a microSD.
It will also have the same curved glass design as the Lumia 900 in front but a glossy finish on its back instead of the premium matte finish that we love from before. You’ll get a 4.5-inch PureMotion HD+ display which has a 1280 x 768 resolution and is 25% brighter than the best panels out in the market. It’s like their ClearBlack display on steroids.
Nokia also demonstrated the screen’s “Super Sensitive Touch” which lets you play with it even when you’re wearing gloves. A very practical feature not found in capacitive touch screens.
Nokia puts the PureView name on the 8-megapixel Carl Zeiss optics of the Lumia 920 even though it’s not the same as the Nokia PureView 808. It promises good hardware image stabilization and impressive low-light performance though from what the company calls “floating lens”.
You’ll also get NFC support here, LTE connectivity, and Nokia’s largest battery ever (2000mAh) plus wireless charging via Qi technology and a number of wireless charging accessories that they also showcased.
| Nokia Lumia 920 Specs: |
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| 4.5″ 720p PureMotionHD+ (1280 x 768 resolution) |
| 1.5GHz dual-core Qualcomm Snapdragon S4 (Krait) processor |
| Adreno 225 GPU |
| 1GB RAM, 32GB internal storage, 7GB SkyDrive, no microSD |
| microSIM |
| Windows Phone 8 OS |
| 8-megapixel Carl Zeiss optics PureView |
| 1080p video recording |
| 1.3-megapixel front camera |
| Pentaband, HSPA+/FD-LTE |
| NFC |
| Bluetooth 3.1 |
| Qi Wireless charging |
| 2000 mAh battery (BP-4GW) |
| 130.3 x 770.8 x 10.7 mm |
| 185g |
| Colors: Yellow, Red, White, Black, Silver |
| SRP: Php26,990 |
maybe you meant curved glass design as the lumia 800 or the N9? this phone looks like it has the potential to be a hit. too bad nokia didn’t say anything about availability and pricing.
Really nice..
This is what Windows Phone should have been at launch. Looks like a solid Lumia lineup that might convert a chunk of Android and iOS users.
walang microsd at di removable ang battery, impressive but not for me. i will be waiting for a nokia phone na removable ang battery at may microsd.
Duh… kaya ndi na removable yan kc stable ang os nyan di katulad ng lagdroid..
No micro sd?? Baket? mapupuno mo ba agad agad ung 32gb???
The Lumia 820 which was also announced yesterday has expandable memory.
Its cover is changeable; not sure if battery is removable as well.
question is how much and when will it be offered by globe or smart.
WOW. But i think, Nokia should make noise.
i sure hope bumawi ang windows phone 8. nalugi nokia sa windows phone 7. parang back to square 1 na naman sila. the features look impressive though.
this nokia phone looks really promising. i will definitely make a switch to whichever network that will offer the lumia 920. still hoping that globe will offer it.
i like the cyan or yellow one.