Nokia (WP8 quad-core) 4.5 inch screen exposure

Tuesday, August 28, 2012

Nokia (WP8 quad-core) 4.5 inch screen exposure

Nokia's new smartphone device a 4.5 inch screen WP8 is coming out, which is also equipped with a quad-core processor and the hardware configuration is very good.

Bence Bogar Twitter Screenshot

The leak photo is coming from My Nokia Blog site, this new device from Nokia has the appearance that is tough, square body lines, and before the exposure of several Windows Phone 8 (WP8) smart phones are not the same, and on the top of the screen is equipped with a front camera, but doesn't have yet the camera parameter information.

This new device will use the 4.5-inch HD-level display, equipped with a quad-core processor, and has a 12 million pixel Carl Zeiss certified camera, equipped with Windows Phone 8 ( WP8) operating system, as this Nokia Windows Phone 8 (WP8) specific models, which broke the news did not disclose.

From the hardware configuration, this Nokia (WP8) smartphone is obviously very good, and believe that this configuration will attract the huge Nokia fans who are looking forward to it, but its authenticity has to be further verified, and good distance of Nokia new conference that will be held in September 2012 and all the answers when all be revealed, and we will continue to focus on it.

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