Nokia Announces Lumia 800, First Windows Phone Device

October 26, 2011 | By Pradeep

Nokia Lumia – First Real Windows Phone

Carl Zesis optics with f2.2 aperture and works great in low light, poly-carbonate body, beast inside, simple outside..

From Ben Rudolph,

The Nokia Lumia 800 is a stunning piece of industrial design that features a unique unibody polycarbonate chassis that’s available in 3 beautiful colors – black, magenta and cyan. Inside is a 1.4Ghz processor with a dedicated GPU, 16GB of storage, and a class-leading Carl Zeiss camera, all capped off with a 3.7” “ClearBlack” display that offers beautiful colors and razor sharp picture. It’s available for pre-order starting today on Nokia.com in select markets for approximately 420 Euros, and you’ll be able to buy locally from over 30 carriers and retailers in 6 European markets this fall, with carriers and retailers in Russia, India, Singapore, Taiwan and Hong Kong offering it for sale before the end of the year.

Nokia Lumia 800′s product page is now live at http://www.nokia.co.uk/gb-en/products/phone/lumia800/

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Anonymous

What a great surprise!!! Oh wait!
I stilll thinks it looks amazing though
http://twitter.com/lpas0 Loïc

Better have at least 32GB when you know that the Nokia 201 HAS 32GB !
http://www.facebook.com/people/Sergey-Durnov/100000964100298 Sergey Durnov

Price is VERY nice. I was expecting it to be more pricy.
Anonymous

I really like it but i dont think it has a front facing camera ! gutted.
Anonymous

Hopefully, Surur and Pradeep can get some hands on time with both devices! I’m really looking forward to the specs, and confirmation on the ffc.
Mobile user

I think Nokia Failed. Did not release in US for holidays, removed the FFC from N9 casing for this.
Their loss is HTCs gain

http://pulse.yahoo.com/_UWVRPJYQFEG7ZCHPD7LDPBR2CM LWSJR

Damn dude! Go get your Titan, already. You’ve been parrotting this comment for days!

http://twitter.com/Johannespreekt Johannespreekt

Be honest, the Titan lacks Amoled and a good maps solution, Bing maps really sucks!

And than the price…I knew for sure I would go and buy the 800 but now…
- No FFC
- No NFC
- No FM transmitting

And the Focus S isn’t coming to the Netherlands / Europe…

http://twitter.com/counterblow the person

the no FFC thing is a big bummer. I can only hope that the unannounced model coming to ATT has FFC.
Michael Parker

Nokia laid an egg today. Only two windows phones, neither of which are capable of standing up to the competition. Not a good day for Nokia or Microsoft.
http://www.facebook.com/chuckwhit Chuck Whitaker

This is such a pity, Android and Apple are probably laughing at Nokia/Microsoft. WTF has nokia been doing for the pass several months, the 800 is just the N9 but with less features and the 710 is phone little kids IMO. Nokia being a savior is the complete opposite, so we all gonna have phones that look great but doesnt have features that our friends have with their iphones and crappy Andriod devices smh Thanks Nokia for ruining my day
Endeavour 1934

LOL at the name in Spanish:
http://buscon.rae.es/draeI/SrvltGUIBusUsual?TIPO_HTML=2&TIPO_BUS=3&LEMA=lumia
Nokia Prostitute
Anonymous

No FFC is a deal breaker for me. I was willing to import one into the US and even switch to AT&T. I guess my hd7 will have to soldier on.T mobile needs to get the Titan. I was asked today what was the difference between this phone and mine and all i could was provide an Apple-esque 4S is 4 esses answer lol. I guess this is supposed to attract new users and not get us old fanboys to upgrade.

Still sad tho