Nokia To Launch True PureView Windows Phone
The Nokia EOS will be the first Windows Phone with a "real" PureView camera, according to a report.
The device, which according to The Verge will replace the Lumia 920 as Nokia's flagship smartphone for 2013, will use a camera sensor similar to the one that is in the Nokia 808 PureView. The 808 has a 41-megapixel sensor that has superior zooming capabilities and low-light performance.
The already released Lumia 920 has PureView technology inside, but not the whole kit. The 920 uses an 8-megapixel sensor, and the entire camera module is mounted on springs to reduce shake. It also has a wide aperture and other low-light imaging characteristics to improve overall performance.
Interestingly, Canon already brands its mid-range dSLR cameras with the EOS moniker.
Nokia is also expcted to release the "Catwalk" smartphone as well as its own Windows RT tablet early this year.
The already released Lumia 920 has PureView technology inside, but not the whole kit. The 920 uses an 8-megapixel sensor, and the entire camera module is mounted on springs to reduce shake. It also has a wide aperture and other low-light imaging characteristics to improve overall performance.
Interestingly, Canon already brands its mid-range dSLR cameras with the EOS moniker.
Nokia is also expcted to release the "Catwalk" smartphone as well as its own Windows RT tablet early this year.
