Finnish handset-maker Nokia Corp. (NOK) has introduced the Nokia Lumia 928 smartphone, the latest installment in Nokia's Windows Phone 8 lineup, exclusive to Verizon Wireless. The Nokia Lumia 928 is available for purchase in white or black at Verizon Wireless stores and online beginning Thursday, May 16 for US$99 after a US$50 mail-in rebate, with a new two-year customer agreement.
For a limited time, get a US$25 credit for Windows Phone apps and games with the purchase of a Nokia Lumia 928, the company said.
According to the company, the Nokia Lumia 928 enables people to capture bright, blur-free photos and videos, even in low light conditions such as indoors or at night. Great looking images come easily when snapping them with the smartphone's 8.7MP camera featuring a high-quality, wide angle Carl Zeiss lens. The Nokia Lumia 928 also comes with powerful Xenon flash to freeze the moment.
The company said that Nokia Lumia 928 offers rich distortion-free audio capture, even in noisy conditions. The people can record and play back the sound just like they first heard it, all the way up to 140db - the sound equivalent of an airplane taking off.
The stunning new smartphone introduces a 4.5" OLED display delivering crystal clear, bright content with great outdoor visibility and a fast, responsive touch-screen even when your fingertips are covered up. The glass extends to the very edge of the phone for a high-end feel.
The Nokia Lumia 928 includes access to signature Lumia apps including the complete set of the feature-rich, intuitive and customizable HERE experiences.
Nokia Lumia 928's Processor is 1.5GHz dual core, Qualcomm MSM8960+WTR. It has 1 GB RAM; 32GB internal memory (formatted capacity is less); 7GB free in SkyDrive with additional storage via subscription.
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