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Nokia N8 Full Spec Sheet Leaked
Techtree News Staff, Apr 27, 2010 1202 hrs ISTAfter it received bashing yesterday, N8's spec sheet has been leaked for full public view
Just a day after the severe bashing it received on the hands of Mobile Review's Eldar Murtazin, new unannounced details regarding Nokia N8 have sprouted up. The phone, which is still quite a few months away from its launch, will no longer remain a novelty if revelations of these kind continue for a few more weeks. We wonder why Nokia isn't even half as secretive as Apple when it comes to its new phones.
Anyway, after the first image leaks and the "review" that followed, it's now time for the entire spec sheet of the phone to be bared in full public view. The spec sheet is now available on an obscure Russian file download site. While it is premature to confirm if this is n authentic document, it looks too good to be a fake and is complete with internal product numbers, the name of a product manager.
Without further delay, let's see what the spec sheet really looks like. Most of the important bits are already known to us. Here we go!
Impressive?! Well certainly. But for a phone that is not expected for the next few months, it runs the risk of being already outdated when launched. Another thing to be noticed is that this document is dated November 2009 and since then, Nokia had enough time to make quite a few hardware changes to the phone to make it more contemporary when launched.
Image courtesy: Mobile Review
Anyway, after the first image leaks and the "review" that followed, it's now time for the entire spec sheet of the phone to be bared in full public view. The spec sheet is now available on an obscure Russian file download site. While it is premature to confirm if this is n authentic document, it looks too good to be a fake and is complete with internal product numbers, the name of a product manager.
Without further delay, let's see what the spec sheet really looks like. Most of the important bits are already known to us. Here we go!
- Form factor: Touch screen monoblock
- Protocols: WCDMA 850/900/1700/1900/2100 and GSM/EDGE 850/900/1800/1900
- Codecs: AMR, NB AMR, WB AMR, FR, EFR
- Display: 3.5-inch OLED, capacitive touch screen, widescreen 16:9 nHD with (640*360 pixels) 16M colors, active area 43.2 mm x 76.8 mm
- Processor speed: 680MHz
- Connectors: HDMI, 3.5 mm AV connector, micro USB interface to PC, uSD slot, 2mm DC jack
- USB 2.0 High Speed, USB OTG, USB charging
- Memory: 256MB RAM, 512 ROM
- User Memory: 140 MB internal after boot-up, 16GB eMMC, Hot swappable microSD up to 32GB
- 12MP AF camera with Carl Zeiss Tessar f/2.8 28mm wide-angle optics. Xenon Flash, focal length 29 mm, 20x digital zoom camera
- Physical keys: application key, power key, camera key, lock key, volume up & down
- Input methods: Finger touch support for text input and UI control: ITU keypad, full keyboard. Chinese handwriting recognition. Possibility to use capasitive stylus
- Stereo FM Radio
- Hands free speaker: Boosted Class D mono speaker
- Integrated GPS
- 3D Entry Accelerometer
- Proximity sensor
- Battery: BL-4D 1200mAh (inbox), up-to 7.7/5.4 2G/3G talk time, 719/603hrs standby, 7.3 hrs H.264 video 720p playback, 3.2h 720p video recording
- Dimensions: 113.5 59x12.9 mm
- Volume: 86 cc
- Weight: 135 g
Impressive?! Well certainly. But for a phone that is not expected for the next few months, it runs the risk of being already outdated when launched. Another thing to be noticed is that this document is dated November 2009 and since then, Nokia had enough time to make quite a few hardware changes to the phone to make it more contemporary when launched.
Image courtesy: Mobile Review
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