Nokia Lumia 800

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Power ManagementBV-5JW Battery (embedded) 1450 mAhTalk time (maximum):

[*]GSM up to 13 h
[*]WCDMA up to 9.5 h
[/list]Standby time (maximum):

[*]GSM up to 265 h
[*]WCDMA up to 335 h
[/list]Video playback time up to 6.5 hMusic playback time (maximum) up to 55 hBrowsing (WLAN, maximum) up to 6.5 hBrowsing (3G HSDPA, maximum) up to 4.5 hOperation times may vary depending on radio access technology used, operator network configuration and usage.

Bhaukaaaali phone hai!!! :welcoming:

Maybe i will buy it in december.
 
Engadget review tells me one thing. Avoid.

Elop has gone on record claiming that the Lumia 800 is a "refinement" of the N9. That's not a good use of English and we can't let it slide, because every hardware difference between the two devices leaves the Lumia 800 worse off. There's no globetrotting pentaband 3G, which means no AWS support for T-Mo USA's network. The front-facing camera and notification LED have evaporated. The screen is slightly smaller due to the intrusion of the Windows Phone buttons. There's only 512MB of RAM instead of 1GB. Onboard storage maxes out at 16GB rather than 64GB with the N9. NFC is also inexplicably lacking, so the phone can't pair up with Nokia accessories and it probably won't be able to keep up future innovations that Nokia says its working on for Windows Phone 8 (aka Apollo).

Nokia Lumia 800 review -- Engadget
 
I am still trying to make sense of the business strategy that Nokia is using... If they didn't want the N9 to be successful y even launch the phone... Also y the he'll would you launch a new phone with the same design as the former top phone... The nokia CEO seems more interested in killing off rival platforms options to windows that nokia has rather than ensure the success of the company... Still can't get over the fact that nokia didn't choose android over WP7 even though android would have almost garanteed instant success ... Very sad indeed...
 
...and I am still trying to figure why did they not launch N9 in India.For the first time, I felt like hating Nokia from the core of my heart.
 
Nokia struggled to sell n8 in the indian market. and they would have struggled to sell many units of the n9 as well. they wanted to price it high enough to ensure its failure. and launching it in limited markets was just part of the plan.
 
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