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Quick Comparison: Nokia Lumia 920 vs iPhone 5 vs SGS III vs One X vs Droid RAZR MAXX HD

| September 13, 2012 | 36 Replies
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@Panhead93/Keith Francis tweeted this picture to us above (not sure where it’s from) but it compares the Nokia Lumia 920 against the new iPhone 5, iPhone 4S, One X, SGS III and the ridiculously named Droid RAZR MAXX HD.

It’s interesting to note that Nokia could mention in future that their 920 has a higher resolution that the new iPhone and is a better retina display by having more pixels per inch (332ppi vs 326)! I’m surprised everyone is at 8MP. LG is supposedly trying to up the game and apparently made claims of having the most pixels in a phone (13MP…erm ok). We can also add wireless charging, PureView, Super Sensitive screen and PureMotion HD+ in the mix. To be fair, Nokia is right in calling it the most innovative. These are things that actually help your user experience with the device. Improved quality experience not simply “oh it has more numbers”.

On the processor side this must be a North American version as the SGSIII and OneX do come in quadcore flavours. For SGSIII, Quadcore means loss of LTE and 1GB RAM. Looking at videos, performance is comparable (LTE would probably make up for eating battery in dualcore). Comparisons versus WP8 devices in performance is yet to be established. It was already an accomplishment for single core lumias to be smoother than OneX in various operations.

Looking at this, the Nokia Lumia 920 doesn’t stack up too badly at all. The possibly only niggles is weight.

Source: (TBC)

 

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Category: Android, aPPLE, Lumia, Nokia, Windows Phone

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