The Nokia Fans and Users in USA have no longer to wait for the 41 mp camera giant Nokia PureView 808. We already informed our readers earlier that Nokia is going to bring the Nokia 41 mp camera smartphone the PureView 808 to USA. The wait is finally about to be over as Nokia along with Amazon.com is going to make the smartphone available on online store for preorder probably by end of this week. Estimated price is $699.
Users will be able to connect the device with various carriers like AT&T and T-Mobile across the country through a compatible SIM card. But there is one drawback of using T-Mobile services with Nokia PureView; T-Mobile will only allow 2 G speeds with the device for some unknown reasons.
The 41 mp smartphone has been in talks since it has been announced by the Finnish company, Nokia. The smartphone has a 41 mp sensor with the ‘highest performance’ Carl Zeiss optics. The pixel oversampling technology from Nokia, which allows lossless zoom up to 3 X, is a perfect compliment for the imaging hardware in the phone.
According to a post on official Nokia Conversation Blog-
This revolutionary technology has been the culmination of years of hard work by our imaging team, and the Nokia 808 PureView has been met with overwhelming interest from consumers all over the world. Working with Amazon.com, we’re making sure that the interest we’ve seen in the United States is being met. Elements of Nokia’s PureView technology will be integrated into future Windows Phone devices,”
The Nokia PureView 808 support full HD recording. The phone is the first to use Nokia Rich Recording, which enables CD-Like audio quality. The other features of the phone include-
- Symbian Belle OS
- 41 MP Primary Camera
- 0.3 MP Secondary Camera
- 4-inch AMOLED Capacitive Touchscreen
- 1.3 GHz ARM 11 Processor
- Full HD Recording
- FM Radio
- Wi-Fi Enabled
- Expandable Storage Capacity of 32 GB
The final date of release of Nokia PureView 808 in USA is still a mystery but as we told you earlier, Nokia will make the phone available for preorder on Amazon.com, probably by end of this week for $699.
Source: TechShout
