Nokia’s flagship phone has officially arrived in Philippine shores – the Nokia Lumia 920 and is now being sold at a surprising retail price of just under Php27k.
The phone has been announced and released last holiday season and has only been available for purchase in the Philippines through other shops and sources since then, but not through Nokia’s official store. We’ve seen it arrive lately through Nokia, but it wasn’t on sale still.
Nokia Lumia 920 specs:
4.5-inch IPS LCD PureMotion HD+ display (768 x 1280, 332ppi)
1.5GHz dual-core Snapdragon Krait CPU
Adreno 225 GPU
1GB RAM
32GB internal memory
8.7MP PureView camera
with 1080p HD video (low-light, image stabilization)
1.3MP front-facing camera, 720p
Windows Phone 8
2,000mAh, non-removable
Wireless Charging
130.3 x 70.8 x 10.7mm (dimensions)
185g (weight)
Well, wait no more because it is officially on sale through select Nokia stores. Nokia Philippines didn’t indicate how many were shipped, but they’re saying the stocks are limited. It will be available in white, black, red and yellow and will go around for Php26,990.
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johnonline says:
new android phones from htc, lg and sony are way better and more exciting…padating na rin yung sa samsung…sana inagahan ng nokia yung release..no wonder mababa price niya..
Lex says:
Its expensive for its dual core, 1 gb ram.
ThisIsLumia says:
Just like the Iphone 5 (which is more expensive). Believe it or not, the dual cores on these phones can match up with note 2’s quad-core.
Quality phones don’t need quad cores to stop lag; they can do it with dual only. Plus this phone has so many features that it must be more expensive (at least for me)
Jon says:
Iba naman ang iphone eh! Yung nokia pababa na, mahal pa rin ng presyo
di says:
So you mean that only Apple can have an overpriced product?
marlon says:
@ThisIsLumia It doesn’t take a genius to figure out that a phone that mostly displays oversized text like WP8 performs better than one that can do a lot of stuff. Once you get past the loading animations, you’ll know how slow it does things.
Jay says:
I have a Lumia 800, a single-core device and I’m not complaining about lag. Because when I see my friend’s dual-core Android, mine is still faster than his.
Gabb says:
I gotta agree. There’s something about the android software that needs ‘faster’ (i.e. quadcore) processors so that it won’t lag. Whereas Windows phone is able to make their software that can require a ‘lower’ kind of processor without any/few lags
P.S
I’m not a windows phone fan but it’s just something i noticed based from experience
Name:Koken says:
Android is java based which means a heavier OS. Compared to Windows 8 which is stable and can optimized the whole core.
thecorrescode says:
Android is not java, but dalvik. Sana manlang nagresearch bago nagpost.
ThisIsLumia says:
@marlon How slow it goes? Please, I have a lumia 920 and it performs better than my note 2. at least lag-wise. I bet you don’t even own a windows phone.
marlon says:
@ThisIsLumia Oh please. I used to own a Samsung Focus and now have a Lumia 820 and a Galaxy S3 so let’s not use the “you don’t own-a WP phone” argument here. WP7/WP8 makes better use of visual cues when it loads something up which makes it look fast. You don’t notice the loading time because of this. Also, the UI doesn’t look that busy with just a minimal set of elements like text that can be easily scaled up and doesn’t use much processing.
If you read my previous comment carefully, this is the point I’m trying to make.
Budoy says:
Better read this: http://www.phonearena.com/news/Here-is-why-Android-is-laggy-and-why-its-going-to-remain-like-that-in-the-near-future_id24434
thecorrescode says:
Pathetic. Article from 2011 pa yan. Google released Jellybean way back May 2011 at kasama dun yung tinatawag na Project Butter. Masyado ka sigurong bitter kasi successful ang Android compare sa Windows Phone na ayaw ng mga tao.
Everard says:
Nokia Lumia 920 only has a dual-core processor and a 1GB of RAM simply because its more than enough to run a Windows 8 OS with excellent performance.
It is only reasonable to compare smartphones based on their hardware specs only when they are running the same OS.
allen83 says:
Yup promo nila ng cash is 27k but for a credit card the difference is big it will cost you about 31k. I just ask it today at nokia sm north edsa
Uluvadu says:
At early 2013 this is innovative as a bar of soap. Kulamg na lang sabihin may stem cell or placenta sa loob nyan
Lorenz says:
You mean hindi considered “innovative” ang 8MP PureView camera niya na may optical image stabilization? How about NFC? And Qi wirelesss charging? None of these of which are available on the iPhone 5.
Ingat-ingat sa pagsasalita :3
thecorrescode says:
Hindi talaga siya innovative.
NFC – Nexus S which was released 2010 may NFC na.
Wireless charging – Matagal na ‘to sa Android. Search mo na lang sa youtube kung anong mga Android phones may capability na nito.
Image stabilization – Matagal na rin yan sa mga Android phones. Notorious diyan ang Sony
cywel says:
@thecorrescode Nokia 6131 was the first NFC phone! :P
Nexus S is just the first android phone with NFC
seraphica says:
wireless charging sa android???
bkit wala un sa mga samsung, sony, or htc phones??? LOL XD
Abed M. says:
Nasa LG maybe. LOL
marlon says:
Palm Pre (not an Android) supports wireless charging (Touchstone) so this isn’t an innovative feature.
ThisIsLumia says:
How about the great Low Light images it can produce because of the pureview technology? I’m pretty sure it’s the best phone when it comes to low light photography!
It also has a supersensitive screen. Even thought it’s not new, what other phone has that feature that you can use everyday?
Yes, image stabilization, wireless charging, and NFC may not be new pero it’s innovative kasi lahat ng features na ito ay nasa isang phone lang! If you’re complaining, bili ka ng 5 phone na may each features na yan!
It’s more innovative than anything!
marlon says:
It’s not the best phone when it comes to low light photography. You’re forgetting the 808 PureView exists.
edisson says:
No it’s not. Pureview 808 is the best camera phone but Lumia 920 beats it in low light.
thecorrescode says:
@seraphica, DROID BIONIC released in 2011 already has wireless charging. Even Google Nexus 4 supports wireless charging. You can even buy back cover for Galaxy S and S2 para magsupport ng wireless charging. So it is not innovative kasi age old technology na yan. Inintegrate lang ni Nokia.
Apollo says:
Then I shall wait a little longer until the price is 20k – 23k :)
fr0stbyte says:
Three months late and it’s still that expensive? I would have considered such a price back in December but not now. You’ve already got phones that have in them the new Snapdragons 600s. Why the hell are you always late to the party Nokia?!
Lorenz says:
Kung alam mo lang kung gaano kahirap makahanap ng stock nito nung una siyang lumabas sa US…
paul e. says:
‘coz we’re a third world country. hindi tayo target market for nokia lumias. pang asha series lang tayo. ;)
fotolocco says:
this phone was released in the country I am at last December. Until now mahirap pa rin makakuha ng stocks lalo na yung red at yellow at white. some friends waited 1 month. Pero it is all worth it.
ThisIsLumia says:
I totally agree with you! I’ve been waiting everyday since it’s announcement in September. I really thought it’s price would drop since arrived late here. Better wait for a new phone in Nokia World in September… obviously it will arrive here in Feb 2014 too. lol
gilbert says:
Try nyo muna bago Kay mgsalita,I have Nokia Lumia 920 and worth it xa bakit ang s3 sobrang mahal ah,Ni wala nmn xa Sa kakyhan Ng 920,khit dual core LNG xa kya nyang tapatan ang mga quad core Ng Samsung at any iPhone na Yan,kung mgrereklamo LNG Kay wag kaung bumili problems nyo naun Hindi ang Nokia,God bless!
edisson says:
tama
Adrian says:
maraming dapat i consider to compare them phones, OS lang magkaiba na eh :)
gilbert says:
@adrian oo alam ko os magkaiba nga cla pero depende na sau kung ano guto mong os,wag kaung mgreklamo sa 920 kung di pa niyo nsusubukan,kung ayaw di wag kaung bumili di kau pinipilit ng nokia,
wp8zuck says:
i have lumia 920 too. wag mo lituhin ang mga potentianl buyers. this phone is pretty but more than that boring sya at not worth its price tag.
sa mga gusto bumili, mag galaxy note 2 na lang kayo. theres so much more things that you can do sa android apps and support kesa wp8. hilaw at limited. pag sisishan nyo ang lumia 920.
marlon says:
I have to agree @wp8zuck. WP8 may be fluid but it isn’t as flexible as Android. I’m not talking about customizing its UI but on its multi-tasking capability, its limited app functionality, its contact management that can’t even recognize multiple mobile phone numbers and custom types, etc.
edisson says:
@wp8zuck hindi ka magsisisi kung naiintindihan mo ang windows phone. yes kaunti ang apps niya, yes lesser customization compared sa android. but if you had done research first before buying 920, you surely won’t buy it in the first place and if you still bought it despite of its lackings, dapat magtiis ka kasi may warnings na nga pero tinuloy mo pa rin ang pagbili.
Greg says:
I love the design, so modern and clean. But I prefer a phone with a removable battery.
Jess says:
kung gusto mo ng phone na tatagal sayo ng 2-3 years, then NOKIA is for you.
e71 says:
tama…may 4 year old e71 is still working very fine and my best companion abroad. laging maaasahan ang battery nya.
allen83 says:
Yup kung gusto mo ng phone na tatagal nokia gamitn mo. Pero pag android phone ang gusto mo na tatagal sa iyo mag HTC ka na lang wag mag samsung.