Nokia teases upcoming Lumia EOS with “41 million reasons” post

Nokia 41 Million Reasons

Looks like Nokia is finally letting the cat out of the purse, if merely slightly, on their latest Conversations mail service from their official blog.

The mail, entitled "41 million reasons to zoom in to Nokia Conversations on July 11th", simply recapitulates the media invite news we reported on last week—namely that Nokia volition be holding a press conference in NYC to denote new hardware.

Nokia Press Invite

At the fourth dimension, nosotros heavily speculated that this would of course be the much-predictable and heavily leaked 'EOS' (or 'Elvis' if on AT&T). The phone is expected to continue where the Symbian-based 808 PureView left off by bringing a 41MP photographic camera sensor to substantially a Lumia 920 body.

To be clear, those 41 mega-pixels are used to oversample an paradigm, resulting in five-8MP photos in real usage. Merely those pics are of such high clarity that "crop to zoom" can exist done at a whole new level, negating the demand for mechanical zoom lens (the route that Samsung has chosen with their new 'Zoom' Galaxy S4).

The actual Nokia post only mentions that you can watch the live stream of the press outcome on their site and to bring together in on the conversation, but to our knowledge, the EOS/Elvis volition feature the following specifications:

41 MP camera with Xenon wink
Nokia Pro Photographic camera
32GB of internal storage
OLED screen at 768 x 1280
WP8 v viii.0.10322.71
FM Radio
Flip to silence
Polycarbonate trunk
Takes 35 MP flick and a five MP at the same time. The five MP version is meant for rapidly sharing on social networks.
Comes in yellow
No SD menu
No visible OS changes

Of course, Windows Phone Central will be alive in New York City to also live blog the upshot and get the start easily-on with the new device (or devices), so you lot'll desire to make sure you tune into both pages that day.

More as it comes in! (Likewise, anyone notice the focus on yellow? Nosotros've heard that the AT&T version comes in at least this color, plus white and black.)

Source: Nokia Conversations

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