Nokia Lumia 920 tech specs and official page.
So it was a bit difficult to follow what was happening in today’s presentation. Much of the same information could have been packaged significantly better but hey, Nokia doesn’t do presentations. Shame since the CGI video looked so cool.
http://www.nokia.com/global/products/phone/lumia920/specifications/
Anyway onto the page. The grey looks a bit boring there but it looks nice in the picture below.
Blur free photos. Stabilisation is one of the key things on my DSLR. When I turn it off, the pics I get can come out quite poorly. I’m very interested to see how this performs in real life.
The best touch screen on any smartphone. PureMotion display.
I felt this along with PureView optical stabilisation was rushed.
Wireless induction charging. Love this on my touchpad.
NFC
At a glance:
Dimensions
70.8 x 130.3×10.8
Nitty Gritty:
Front camera takes 720p videos. Interesting.
Dimensions
Height
130.3 mm
Width
70.8 mm
Thickness1
10.7 mm
Weight
185 g
Volume
99 cm³
1 Volume thickness
Form factor
Phone form factor
Monoblock
Display and User Interface
Display size
4.5 ”
Screen height
1280 pixels
Screen width
768 pixels
Display features
- Polarization filter
- Light time-out
- Ambient light detector
- Brightness control
- Orientation sensor
- Sculpted 2.5D glass
- Proximity sensor
- High Brightness mode
- RGB Stripe
- Sunlight readability enhancements
- Pixel density 332 ppi
- Luminance 600 nits
- Aspect ratio 15:9
- Corning® Gorilla® Glass
- Super sensitive touch
- Color boosting
- IPS
- Refresh rate 60 Hz
Display colors
16.7 million
Display technology
PureMotion HD+
Keys and Input Methods
User Input
Touch
Dedicated hardware keys
- Windows Start key
- Camera
- Power
- Volume
- Search
- Back
Connectivity
Dual SIM
No
Connectors
- Micro-USB Charging Connector
- Micro-USB Data Connector
- 3.5 mm Universal Audio Connector
- Micro-USB 2.0
SIM card type
Micro SIM
Wireless connectivity
- Near Field Communication
- Bluetooth 3.1
- Wi-Fi Direct
- Wi-Fi Channel bonding
- WLAN IEEE 802.11 a/b/g/n
- Qi Wireless charging
Syncronization
- Windows computer companion application
- Mac computer companion application
- Exchange ActiveSync
Data synchronization
- Calendar, Contacts, To-Dos via Outlook
- Transfer Media (Music, Video, Photos) to your computer
WLAN features
WLAN security
- WPA2 (AES/TKIP)
- WPA
- WEP
- PEAP-MSCHAPv2
- EAP-SIM
- EAP-AKA
Memory
Internal memory
1000 MB
Mass memory
32GB and 7GB in SkyDrive
Data Network
Data bearers2
- HSPA+ (3G)
- EDGE/EGPRS (2G)
- FD-LTE (4G)
- HSUPA (3G)
- GSM (2G)
- HSDPA (3G)
- WCDMA (3G)
- Dual Transfer Mode (2G)
2 Requires data service. Data services may not be available in all networks. Data transmission speeds may be as high as LTE 100 Mbps, but may vary based upon network capabilities and other conditions. The establishment and continuation of a data connection depends on network availability, provider support and signal strength.
Power Management3
Battery model
BP-4GW
Battery capacity
2000 mAh
Battery voltage
3.7 V
Removable battery
No
Maximum 2G standby time
400 h
Maximum 2G talk time
17 h
Maximum 3G standby time
400 h
Maximum 3G talk time
10 h
Maximum music playback time
67 h
Maximum video playback time
6 h
Maximum video recording time
3 h
3 Operation times may vary depending on radio access technology used, operator network configuration and usage
Operating Frequency
Bands
- GSM 850
- GSM 900
- GSM 1800
- GSM 1900
- WCDMA Band V (850)
- WCDMA Band VIII (900)
- WCDMA Band II (1900)
- WCDMA Band I (2100)
- LTE 800
- LTE 900
- LTE 1800
- LTE 2100
- LTE 2600
Data speed – Upload
- HSUPA Cat 6 – 5.76 Mbit/s
- LTE Cat 3 – 50 Mbit/s
Data speed – Download
- EGPRS MSC 12 – 236.8 kbit/s
- HSDPA Cat 24 – 42.2 Mbit/s
- LTE Cat 3 – 100 Mbit/s
Processor
Processor name
Snapdragon™ S4
Processor type
Dual-core 1.5Ghz
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Camera
Main camera
Camera sensor (main camera resolution)
8.7 megapixels
Camera flash type
Short pulse high power dual LED
Carl Zeiss Tessar lens
Yes
Camera resolution
3264 x 2448 pixels
Camera focus type
Auto focus with two-stage capture key
Camera F number/aperture
2.0
Camera digital zoom
4 x
Camera focal length
26.0 mm
Secondary camera
Secondary camera resolution
1280 x 960 pixels
Main camera features
Camera features
- Nokia PureView camera
- Touch focus
- Landscape orientation
- Geo-tagging
- Auto and manual white balance
- Still image editor
- Optical Image Stabilization
- Lenses applications
- Sensor size 1/3 inch
- Sensor type: BSI
- True 16:9 sensor
- Pixel size 1.4 µm
Camera image formats
JPEG/Exif
Image capturing
Flash modes
- Off
- Automatic
- On
Capture modes
- Video
- Still
White balance modes
- Cloudy
- Tungsten
- Fluorescent
- Daylight
Photos viewed by
- Camera Roll
- Timeline
- Photo editor
- Favorites
- Album
- Photos from Social networks
Main video camera
Video camera resolution
1920 x 1080 pixels
Camera video frame rate
30 fps
Camera video zoom
4 x
Video white balance modes
- Cloudy
- Fluorescent
- Tungsten
- Daylight
Secondary video camera
Secondary video camera resolution
1280 x 720 pixels
Main video camera features
Video streaming
YouTube browsing and video streaming
Video features
- Video recorder
- Video call
- Video sharing
- Video player
Video codecs & formats
Video playback codecs
- VC-1
- H.264/AVC
- H.263
- MPEG-4
Video playback formats
- MP4
- WMV
- 3GP
- M4V
- M4A
Other features (video)
Video sharing and playback
- Video sharing to social network
- Share with DLNA compatible TV with an application
- Video sharing to Facebook
- Video sharing with NFC
- Video sharing to Skydrive
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- Video: Hands on with the Lumia 920 : My Nokia Blog | September 5, 2012
Jay, there were certainly some hiccups (ironically some technological ones) during the presentation, but wow they fit so much into that one hour. I wonder if most consumers really understand how crazy it is that Nokia was able to produce that image quality and still keep that slim profile. The image stabilization by itself is remarkable. Really impressive stuff, especially some of those Camera apps (like the one that can erase objects from an image).
Some things that perhaps could have been included:
An estimate to market?
The LEDS and there new capacities ?
A few more NFC demos (they did rush that part especially after the slight tech mishap.
Is there USB OTG or USB-to HDMI?
Do the cases for the New 820 come in different textures?
An estimate to market? that’s easy no less than 2 months said the Microsoft guy.
I’m really disappointed we don’t have estimates on price/release dates.
Personally, better not to announce any deadlines than to break them in the usual Nokia fashion.
The Nokia 920 is impressive in today, however, ppl will forget this if it is going to sell 3 months later…
As a ref, 808 is announced in Feb, and release in June / July
Tut tut…
Sensor size 1/3 inch – That’s pathetic.
Short pulse high power dual LED – So no Xenon, pathetic.
No mkv support – In year 2012, that’s pathetic
And it’s with WP, the worst OS around.
What a massive failure!
Nokia is a sad joke nowadays.
Haha of course the usual comments, they could have cured cancer on stage and you and your alter egos would be complaining
Well, you go buy your android, I’m definitely getting the yellow 920
See you!
Why would I buy an Android when I have the 808? I couldn’t give a flying fück about apps, games and social crap like Facebook and Twitter.
Camera is and has always been the most important feature for me. If the phone fails in that department, it’s a failure. 808 is the yardstick. 920 is a pathetic failure since (the old) Nokia already showed with 808 that they can make a much better device.
The only thing that I would like to have from 920, is the image stabilization. My guess is, that the IS was already available for 808, but Elop didn’t allow it to be used in 808.
So sad…
with only 7 million lumina SHIPPED todate yep its a massive massive failure..
Once again i feel sorry for the 40k who have lost their jobs.
Nice try Bob,
Your lunch break is over, time to get back to store and polish those Samsung demo units…
Oh what’s that I hear? Your phone is ringing, dada da da dada da da dada da da daaa… Your 5 year old nokia is still going strong, nice.
But I guess your just angry that while trying to save for SGS 2, three kinda just flew on by…
Bummer.
Insults are the lowest form of dialogue.
Lumia 920 without buttons below screen. Pure all screen design. It would look AMAZING. One can only dream. #SwitchToJolla
+1
unfortunately jolla won’t have pureview camera
got the design team of the n9/L800 fired with the meego team together? why so much space on the bottom, all those small details, which makes the n9/L800 incredible sexy?
guys what happened to the new asha phones? seems weird all they had was lumia
“The ‘Oh sh!t we just released another product that won’t sell…’ look of Stephen Elop”
vs.
“The ‘Who’s your daddy now, Nokia?’ look of Steve Ballmer”
According to GSMA.
Nokia Lumia 920 “PureView” vs. Nokia 808 PureView Pro
No Pentaband.
No MHL.
No HDMI.
No 3.5mm SD AV Out.
Heavier than Nokia 808 PV.
No AMOLED CBD.
No Dolby HD Audio.
No Nokia PureView Rich Recording.
No external card slot expansion (microSD)
No Xenon flash.
ND Filter is questionably absent.
No Adobe Flash / Flash Lite.
No FM radio.
No Radio Transmitter.
No Java support.
No high quality MEMS microphones.
No DivX/XviD out of the box support (questionably downloadable as app).
No MKV out of the box support (questionably downloadable as app).
The comparison list goes on and on and on…
http://www.gsmarena.com/compare.php3?idPhone1=4967&idPhone2=4577
BUT… now for the good news.
The Lumia 920 “PureView” will make the Nokia 808 PureView a household name. It will make the Nokia 808 PureView to be more sought after. The Lumia “PureView” will be sold in volume, so it is free advertising for the Nokia 808 PureView, considering 8.7MP vs. 41MP, people would rather buy the original true PureView Pro technology. Not to mention the draconian restrictions of Windows Phone 7.x/8.x.
http://st.gsmarena.com/pics/12/09/windows-phone-8-coming-soon/gsmarena_001.jpg
“The ‘Oh sh!t we just released another product that won’t sell…’ look of Stephen Elop”
vs.
“The ‘Who’s your daddy now, Nokia?’ look of Steve Ballmer”
Your know that when you’re in bet with MS you become their bitch (until they can’t get more from you)
Well the hardware is done, the software is done, looks like it is all up to the ad guys now, they had better get busy.
sub.
Hah… It’s ok… But… Didn’t blew my mind nor blew my socks off as they said they would… Guess I’m gonna have to wait for the successor of the Lumia 920 to see if Nokia can blow my mind and make me buy another Nokia… Till then… I’ll just hold on to my N9 64GB which is so AWSOME with all the tweaks and mods right now…
I think that the LUMIAS 820/920 might sell well though, they’ve got enough stuff for the general (masses) public, like James Scott said, it’s up to the marketing teams now to do their job (well done) specially considering the good camera of the 920 and the puremotion hd+ (what’s with Nokia and the word pure now? Pureview, Puremotion… Lol) screen supposedly being better than any other screen out there… But anyway, still just not enough for me.
cheers
too much bezel and kinda of heavy.
don’t get me wrong it’s a good looking with lot of innovations but it could have been BETTER.
Another missed occasion for “ULTIMATE AWESOMENESS”.
Aaarh Nokia! only you can do that: 2 steps front, 1 back.
No MCSD, No HDMI, No Radio… I mean how u make a successor that miss some features the predecessor had and even your competitors had the as well… i don’t get it.
and on top of that it won’t be ready before 2 months.
…and knowing Apple will hold his event in 1 week… Good Luck Nokia.