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On 2013-06-18 01:49:24, laffen wrote:
On 2013-06-17 22:44:22, cu015170 wrote:
130.35mm tall and 71.4mm
... it won't be a small phone by any means.
Same as
Lumia 920. 808 Pureview is 17.95 mm thick. Close to 3 times the size of the thinnest smartphone availble today. Let's hope the Nokia EOS will be thinner
Its 17 at the camera .. 14 across.
Its smaller than the 920
http://www.gsmarena.com/compare.php3?idPhone1=4967&idPhone2=4577
The 808 is:
6.4 mm shorter
10.6 mm narrower
3.2 mm thicker
16 grams lighter
3.5 cc smaller in terms of overall volume
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Posted: 2013-06-18 02:18:02
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On 2013-06-16 23:43:47, alenn wrote:
You gotta admit..Nokia done a pretty good job..I'd just love to see multiple versions of the phone
Right now Nokia is in a tumultous time, not unlike HTC's excellerating and rapid profits and revenu 80 degree DROP in the last year. Making too many models of the same phone too similar will only hurt sales of them ALL and Nokia cannot afford that right now ... not in the short nor the long run. Nokia should be doing a simple 3 tier market.
Low - multiple colours
Mid - decent svelt design great on features and functionality while adding style.
Top - pure premium: quality materials, build quality (even exotic), and proper distribution channels where they CAN and currently THRIVE!
lastly, seek partnerships with Project(RED) and Breast Cancer society make limited edition runs of products in the mid/top tier which will help their Brand Name Recognition to be much stronger and help in reducing global TAXES (right offs, or helping defer taxes to a great extent). Remember taxes is fees taken before evaluating any profit. I tried suggesting this to the largest BB fan site editor in chief over at CrackBerry and even to all of BlackBerry's blogs, my own, and to BB support over twitter ... not 1 single response nah/yeah/not feasible whatever. To this date NO cellphone company has done either in any of their products, Apple has with their iPod Classic and Nano/Mini iPod but nothing else. We all have mothers, many have sisters(or sisters-in-law) and some have daughters breast cancer is a serious disease and the #1 killer of women today globally. The funny part in no response from BlackBerry is - 53% of BB's purchased is by women, not men. Duh BlackBerry!!
Ok ... so what do we know of this phone ... is metal casing confirmed on this Nokia?
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Posted: 2013-06-18 03:30:13
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What?? Nokia doesn't have too many models the same. You only gotta look at Samsung and Sony for that. Even if some have similar specs they are not all the same price and looks wise. As for hurting sales,not true. Nokia recently had 4 out of the top ten on Expansys US chart. Also their 520/620 models are selling really well.
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Posted: 2013-06-18 05:15:00
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Right.. thanks to Nokia Windows Phone and Microsoft's mobile OS endeavor will actually survive. Despite the fact the OS is gaining fractional market share, is WAY more than ever before. The adoption rate is also much higher than any of the previous Microsoft efforts.
Without Nokia, Microsoft would be out in the cold.. because its not that Nokia won't be with them, but they will be against them if they chose the QT/MeeGo plan or went with google spyware.
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Posted: 2013-06-18 05:38:33
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On 2013-06-18 05:15:00, Bonovox wrote:
What?? Nokia doesn't have too many models the same. You only gotta look at Samsung and Sony for that. Even if some have similar specs they are not all the same price and looks wise. As for hurting sales,not true. Nokia recently had 4 out of the top ten on Expansys US chart. Also their 520/620 models are selling really well.
Bono, Expansys US doesn't show US sales number. It's just the US version of Expansys UK i.e. number of phones ordered in the USA from Expansys UK. The unlocked smartphone market in US is miniscule and out of that miniscule percentage Expansys is just a tiny dot.
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Posted: 2013-06-18 05:57:22
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On 2013-06-18 02:18:02, cu015170 wrote:
Its 17 at the camera .. 14 across.
Its smaller than the 920
The 808 is:
6.4 mm shorter
10.6 mm narrower
3.2 mm thicker
16 grams lighter
3.5 cc smaller in terms of overall volume
Sure. The Pureview is smaller and lighter, but it is still much thicker. The 920 has a depth of 10.7 mm while Pureview is 17.95 mm. I prefer not to slice off the camera og keys before measuring the size.
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Posted: 2013-06-18 21:33:30
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Yes but it still shows they have become popular and selling well. Generally Nokia Lumia phones have been selling well of late.
http://www.wpcentral.com/white-nokia-lumia-eos-shows-online
White EOS
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Posted: 2013-06-19 13:44:00
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On 2013-06-18 21:33:30, laffen wrote:
On 2013-06-18 02:18:02, cu015170 wrote:
Its 17 at the camera .. 14 across.
Its smaller than the 920
The 808 is:
6.4 mm shorter
10.6 mm narrower
3.2 mm thicker
16 grams lighter
3.5 cc smaller in terms of overall volume
Sure. The Pureview is smaller and lighter, but it is still much thicker. The 920 has a depth of 10.7 mm while Pureview is 17.95 mm. I prefer not to slice off the camera og keys before measuring the size.
Its smaller by overall volume, and weight, which is what counts in your hand, and in your pocket, and it makes it easier to use with one hand. Also, it is not 18 mm across the whole phone, just at the hump.
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Posted: 2013-06-19 15:43:38
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It's official
http://conversations.nokia.co[....]ia-conversations-on-july-11th/
http://www.wpcentral.com/noki[....]g-lumia-eos-41-million-reasons[ This Message was edited by: Bonovox on 2013-06-19 18:23 ]
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Posted: 2013-06-19 19:20:33
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Good. About time we got some good news. There hasn't been a good camera released since the 808 last year. I just hope Nokia do not cut any of the features the 808 had due to OS limitations. I hope they build on what the 808 could do.
Roll on 11th July.
[ This Message was edited by: laffen on 2013-06-22 22:12 ]
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Posted: 2013-06-19 19:39:03
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