According to a published report, the long-rumored Windows Phone version of the
Nokia 808 PureView, the Nokia Lumia EOS, will be launched on or around
July 9th. According to someone who claims to have had a chance to play around with the phone, the device will indeed feature a 41MP camera sensor. Despite that figure, the maximum number available to use for a picture will be 34MP, the same as on the 808 PureView. FHD videos can be taken in three different modes, the same with 720p videos.
The camera interface is updated with circular on-screen controls and a redesigned app called
Nokia ProCamera will be available to work with the camera on the handset. A manual mode will allow the phone's user to adjust all of the settings. Other sources say that the Nokia Lumia EOS will feature a 4.5 inch AMOLED screen with a 720 x 1280 resolution. For now, Windows Phone 8 doesn't support a FHD screen.
Last week, we told you that the
Nokia Lumia EOS will feature a polycarbonate shell and will actually be thinner than the Nokia Lumia 920 with a the camera protruding a tad. The device tapers toward the top and bottom of the handset to give it a sleeker look. Unlike the Nokia 808 PureView, this model is more of a mainstream device that will fit with Nokia's current line-up, unlike the Nokia 808 PureView which is seen as an oddity.
source:
MobileGeeks,
WMPoweruser
