Nokia Lumia 800
Nokia Lumia 710
Calling it the "first real Windows Phone," Nokia said it designed the Lumia 800 from the inside out and features a durable polycarbonate plastic body, a curved 3.7-inch ClearBack AMOLED touch screen, and a f/2.2 Carl Zeiss Tessar lens.
In addition to the Lumia 800, Nokia introduced the Lumia 710. Though pricing has yet to be announced, the company said the 710 would be a more affordable option but not at the expense of features. The smartphone has the same 1.4GHz processor and 3.7-inch touch screen as the Lumia 800. It will be available in black or white, with replaceable back covers.
The smartphones will also offer some apps specific to Nokia's Windows Phone devices. This includes an ESPN Sports Hub, Nokia Drive for free, turn-by-turn voice-guided navigation, and Nokia Music and Mix Radio.
The Nokia Lumia 800 will be available in France, Germany, Italy, the Netherlands, Spain, and United Kingdom in November. The Lumia 710 is expected to ship in Russia, Taiwan, India, Hong Kong, and Singapore later this year, with more markets coming in the first half of 2012..
Nokia CEO Stephen Elop said a portfolio of Windows Phone devices will be introduced in the U.S. in early 2012.
Nokia Lumia 710
Calling it the "first real Windows Phone," Nokia said it designed the Lumia 800 from the inside out and features a durable polycarbonate plastic body, a curved 3.7-inch ClearBack AMOLED touch screen, and a f/2.2 Carl Zeiss Tessar lens.
In addition to the Lumia 800, Nokia introduced the Lumia 710. Though pricing has yet to be announced, the company said the 710 would be a more affordable option but not at the expense of features. The smartphone has the same 1.4GHz processor and 3.7-inch touch screen as the Lumia 800. It will be available in black or white, with replaceable back covers.
The smartphones will also offer some apps specific to Nokia's Windows Phone devices. This includes an ESPN Sports Hub, Nokia Drive for free, turn-by-turn voice-guided navigation, and Nokia Music and Mix Radio.
The Nokia Lumia 800 will be available in France, Germany, Italy, the Netherlands, Spain, and United Kingdom in November. The Lumia 710 is expected to ship in Russia, Taiwan, India, Hong Kong, and Singapore later this year, with more markets coming in the first half of 2012..
Nokia CEO Stephen Elop said a portfolio of Windows Phone devices will be introduced in the U.S. in early 2012.
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