Nokia has tech geeks dumbfounded as it announced a massive camera phone, the 808 PureView at the Mobile World Congress, 2012. The successor to Nokia’s famous Symbian handset the N8, combines high resolution sensors, Nokia’s Carl Zeiss optics and 4x lossless zoom for the unforeseen camera potency. Well, the 808 PureView is now the highest resolution camera in the world.
Nokia might be aiming to entice and bring back its former customers with products like this gigantic camera phone. Running on Symbian, the 808 PureView comes with a Gorilla Glass protected 4-inch ClearBlack HD display that has a moderate resolution of 640 x 360 pixels.
Nokia has outfitted the handset with a 1.3GHz single core CPU and 512MB of RAM for consistent performance. For memory storage, the device has 16GB of internal storage and a microSDHC slot for the expansion of memory.
Carrying a huge camera sensor in the rear panel, the 808 PureView is a big handset. It is larger with the dimensions of 123.9 x 60.2 and thicker with a 13.9mm thin body. Moreover, it weighs heftier with 169 grams. But, the PureView will be known for its Dolby Headphones and Rich Recording Mic s, which respectively help one listen to crystal clear music and record better clarity voice.
You have EDGE, Bluetooth, Wi-Fi, DLNA and microUSB port as major connectivity options on the gadget. The Finnish mobile maker hasn’t exposed the possible price tag of the smartphone, which will most likely have a price in the range of N8 or Lumia 800, the first Windows Phone handset from Nokia.
Via: UberGizmo
