Nokia Australia announced today that the Nokia Lumia 800 will be available from major carriers like Optus, Telstra and Vodafone, and from major retailers in March. The Windows Phone powered handset has been garnering a lot of interest in the country according to the manufacturer's managing director, Chris Carr.
The Nokia Lumia 800
Just in case you have let the specs of the phone slip from your mind, the Nokia Lumia 800 carries a 3.7 inch AMOLED display with WVGA resolution. The pixel density is 252.15ppi. Windows Phone 7.5 is driving the phone and under the hood is a single-core 1.4GHz Scorpion processor. 512MB of RAM is aboard as is 16GB of native storage. 5GB of additional cloud-based SkyDrive storage is available. An 8MP camera on back with a 28mm Carl Zeiss wide-angle lens has AF and dual LED flash. The camera captures 720p video at 30fps.
Nokia didn't release any pricing for the Nokia Lumia 800 in Australia, but the Finnish based manufacturer continues to spread the Lumia line around the globe. According to Nokia CEO Stephen Elop, the Finnish company has already sold more than 1 million Lumia devices.
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