 "Pre-order Nokia 808 Pureview online for Rs 32,000")
After a slew of speculation that the Nokia 808 Pureview hone would be available in India for Rs 29,000 it now turns out that it will cost Rs 32,000. Although Nokia has not confirmed that this is the price at which it will be selling its hotly anticipated device, online retail website “buytheprice.com” has started taking pre-orders for the phone for Rs 32,000 (Rs 33,999 being the MRP).
Earlier Nokia rubbished reports that the phone would be sold at Rs 29,000. “We outsource certain chores, and for that we have to give price related information. So, in such cases, we furnish a dummy price, and not the actual (true) price. In this case also (the one mentioned in the source code), Rs 29,999 is a dummy price and the 808 Pureview will not be available for this price,” a spokesman for Nokia said.
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Nokia 808 PureView won accolades and awards at the Mobile Phone Convention in Barcelona earlier this year and is equipped with PureView technology which allows it to capture really sharp images. The phone is equipped with a 41 megapixel camera. According to Nokia’s press release the first markets to begin selling the Nokia 808 PureView include Russia and India.
The smartphone comes with a large, high-resolution 41 megapixel sensor camera, powered by high-performance Carl Zeiss optics and new pixel oversampling technology.
The release states, that at high-resolution 38 megapixels maximum, the phone will allow users to capture an image, then zoom, reframe, crop and resize afterwards. This means that it’s possible to shoot professional images that were only possible with a DSLR with the smartphone. It also allows users to make the best of low-light conditions while taking pictures with their phone.
The release also mentions the phone’s video and sound capabilities.
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