Nokia CEO Elop shows Lumia 1020 in New York

Nokia CEO Elop shows Lumia 1020 in New York

Nokia yesterday unveiled the new flagship smartphone Lumia 1020 with a 41 million megapixel main camera. "Elop, the Nokia CEO Elop, believes that the Lumia 1020 equipped with PureView imaging technology will bring Nokia back into the mainstream of smartphone makers," Wired said in an article published today.

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Apple's iphone 5 sales have not picked up for months, with Samsung's newly released Galaxy S4 adding an obscure feature, both of which are hard to attract, giving Nokia 10,201 opportunities to emerge from the Lumia today.

The release of Lumia 1020 may be the last and best opportunity for Nokia to show that the world still has "a third mobile operating system" and that Nokia is the spokesperson for the system. Nokia Lumia Series previous generations of mobile phones are refreshing, but not enough to completely conquer consumers, Nokia and Windows Phone operating system expectations are higher.

Distinctive PureView and Lumia 1020

"Lumia 1020 is truly different," said Stephen Elop, Nokia's CEO, at the Elop. "We choose to compete with our rivals based on innovation and differentiation, and we have to differentiate ourselves from the current leaders in the smartphone industry," he said. These years the mainstream of smartphones in the form and function of a few changes, those manufacturers in the introduction of new products will say, ' This is the next ... ', but that means innovation?

Lumia 1020 will be sold on July 26 at the US wireless operator At&t, with a two-year contract purchase price of $300. Lumia 1020 has a truly different place, relying on Nokia's unique PureView technology to bring a complete set of imaging features, including 41 million-pixel backlight sensor, 6 Zeiss lens and optical image stabilization technology.

In addition to the hyper-pixel camera, Lumia 1020 is equipped with a new generation of Xenon flash (Xenon Flash), which can be photographed in a low illumination environment, while the iphone and Samsung phones do not. In addition, Lumia 1020 is equipped with the second generation of Nokia Optical image stabilization technology, allowing users in the shaking state can also take a smooth high-definition video and photos.

PureView imaging technology is really different. Nokia, after developing the technology, has been experimenting with the PureView 808 handset, which is equipped with the Symbian system. Filming is one of the core functions of smartphones, and the Lumia 1020, equipped with PureView technology, will take Nokia's original strong imaging technology one step further.

Lumia 1020 is sure to be the choice for high-definition consumers. It should be noted that the Lumia 1020 camera lens is not as obvious as the PureView 808 mobile phone, it appears that PureView technology is ready to enter the mainstream market.

Lumia 1020 will help Nokia return to the mainstream smartphone market?

Can Lumia 1020 help Nokia return to the mainstream smartphone market? Many people may still be skeptical. After all, the company has to contend with too many competitors. And in many people's minds, Nokia has been working hard for years, but just can't turn around and wake up to God.

But Elop is confident of the recovery, saying: "When you talk about smartphones in the January 2007, Nokia is absolutely unbeatable." At that time, Nokia had a wide share, a strong position and a high profile, and seemed not to be challenged. But then everything changed, and Nokia embarked on another trajectory. Innovation is an important cause of change. “

The change in the mobile phone market has left Nokia in a nosedive and has had to walk on the brink of survival. But Elop believes that other differentiated features in PureView and Lumia 1020 will help Nokia write a new chapter and sketch a 41 million-pixel picture.