With all of those rumors about the Nokia EOS that have been passed back and forth lately, it is nice that Nokia has pretty much confirmed that it will introduce the 41MP Windows Phone handset at its event in New York City on July 11th. On its blog, Nokia put up a big box that says, "41 million Reasons" and listed the date and time of the event.
The Nokia EOS is expected to feature a 4.5 inch screen, a 768 x 1280 resolution and a pixel density of 332ppi. On back will be the same 41MP camera that is on the Symbian flavored Nokia 808 PureView. A 2000mAh battery should power the device, which passed through the FCC the other day wearing AT&T's color.
It feels like we've been waiting for this model for a long time. If you can hold on for a tad more than 3 weeks, you'll see the Nokia EOS finally get unveiled.
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