Nokia announced today its first terminal based on Windows Phone 8, Lumia 920, removing the mystery which enveloped until now some specifications of this model.
Flagship of the Lumia family, the new Nokia phone is based on Qualcomm Snapdragon S4 Plus platform, namely a MSM8960 clocked at 1.5 GHz, and offers a 4.5" screen with a resolution of 1280 x 768 pixels. The IPS improved screen called by the manufacturer PureMotion HD +, promises the highest brightness and highest refresh rate available in the market, strong daylight visibility is improved by adjusting the brightness and color tones.
An interesting technology addition is the ability to operate with gloves the capacitive surface of screen, "Super Sensitive Touch" technology is licensed from Synaptics.
The case is already known, Lumia 920 having a design reminiscent enough of the previous flagship Lumia 900 for construction but now using polycarbonate with a glossy surface.
Terminal color versions will be available in yellow, red, gray, white and black. The phone size are 130.3 x 10.7 x 10.7 mm and weight is unexpectedly high: not less than 185 grams.
A promising screen of 4.5"
PureView technology, seen in action with the launch of the 808, was one of the speculated specifications and even if its name appears on the terminal case, the truth is another. Lumia 920 has a sensor with a resolution of 8.7 MP and better performance in low light, faster sensor and with better dynamics, better camera interface and support for 1080p capture.
According to official explanations, the term PureView will be used for all Nokia phones with improved camera performance, whether it is a large sensor as in the case of the optical system 808 or superior as in this case.
Another innovation for Nokia is the wireless charging, Lumia 920 is compatible with the Wireless Power Consortium's Qi standard, which makes it able to use all adapters released so far.
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