New Delhi, August 18 – Nokia’s smart devices division, which is a part of Microsoft, has been missing in action for the last few months. But now it appears that Microsoft is going to launch quite a few products at its September 3 event in Berlin.
On Saturday, Chinese blog WPDang leaked photos of the Lumia 830, which is expected to be the successor of the Lumia 820, a phone that was released in 2012. The pictures suggest that the phone will have a metal and plastic design similar to that of the Nokia Lumia 925.
There is also a prominent round camera lens module similar to that of the Lumia 1020, which hints at the possibility of PureView technology on the device. However, the camera hump that is visible on the Lumia 1020 is missing on the Lumia 830.
Rumours suggest the Lumia 830 could have a 20-megapixel camera. Nokia has already signalled its intent to bring its PureView camera technology to lower price points and this may be the first product as part of that plan.
The device is expected to feature Qi-wireless charging, a 4.7-inch 720P display, 1GB RAM, a Qualcomm Snapdragon 400 processor, and a 5-megapixel front camera.
Besides the Lumia 830, Microsoft is expected to launch the Lumia 730, which is expected to have a high performance front facing cameras for selfies. Recently, Microsoft launched the Lumia 530 in India at Rs 7,349, which makes it the cheapest Windows Phone smartphone in the country.
-INDIA TODAY
