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The Nokia 808 PureView not only enjoys extremely high popularity and attention, but it is also a desired item for many people. Although the device began to accept pre-orders from some online retailers in the UK as early as early March, for most people, news about the Asia-Pacific version of the phone may be more worth paying attention to. According to overseas media reports, the Nokia 808 PureView has already started accepting pre-orders in Singapore, and users may expect to receive the device around May. The Nokia 808 PureView available for pre-order in Singapore has not announced the pre-order price or the specific launch date, but as a sign of the phone's imminent release, it has appeared on the official Singapore website and is being recommended as a main model. Additionally, since pre-order customers in the UK are expected to receive the Nokia 808 PureView around May 14 to 17, and the Asia-Pacific version of Nokia phones often launches earlier, it is estimated that the phone's release in Singapore may be around mid-May.
Before this, the pre-sale price of the Nokia 808 PureView on the official Nokia website in Italy reached 599 euros, approximately 4,998 RMB. Coupled with the pre-sale price of about 5,000 RMB in the UK market, it is expected that the retail price of the Asia-Pacific version of the Nokia 808 PureView once released will likely remain at this level.
Latest Sample Photos Released
In addition to the Asia-Pacific version of the Nokia 808 PureView being available for pre-order in Singapore, Nokia recently released the latest set of sample photos taken in India on Flickr. Since the phone has been available for pre-order in multiple countries and regions, these samples can also be seen as the closest representation of the actual photo quality of the retail version of the Nokia 808 PureView.
From the sample photos released by Nokia this time, all these photos were reduced to the so-called optimal 5-megapixel resolution of the Nokia 808 PureView. Judging from the actual quality of these samples, both the clarity and the color of the photos appear flawless, and the detail reproduction of the images has not been diminished despite the reduction in pixel count.As for the main reason why this device can achieve such performance at low pixel counts, it is because the phone not only has ultra-high pixels but also features the largest sensor size currently available in smartphones. Additionally, with the support of a sampling technology called "oversampling," it allows the phone to take full advantage of the large number of pixels captured by the large sensor while reducing the image size, thereby enabling it to produce better-quality 5-megapixel photos.
1.3GHz Processor
The Nokia 808 PureView also comes with a 4.0-inch AMOLED touchscreen and uses Corning protective glass, but the supported nHD resolution might be disappointing. Fortunately, Nokia equipped this device with the Belle FP1 system, which offers improvements in user experience, including a new task management interface, new maps, and improved notifications, all of which are worth looking forward to. To achieve better operating speed, the device is equipped with a 1.3GHz single-core processor, an independent image processor, 512MB of RAM, and 16GB of internal storage, expandable up to 48GB.
Other features of the Nokia 808 PureView include CD-quality high-fidelity audio recording and 1080p full HD video recording, along with Dolby stereo sound. Additional functionalities such as GPS navigation, Wi-Fi, and Bluetooth are also fully supported.
It is reported that the Nokia 808 PureView is available in red, black, and white body colors. The standard package includes a 1400mAh BL-4D battery, USB cable, travel charger, stereo headset, quick start guide, and warranty card.
By Tencent Digital
*Content source: cnBeat*
