Nokia Lumia 820 Review How To See
The Lumia 820 is the midrange account of Nokia's top-notch
Windows Phone 8 handset, with wireless charging, Amoled screen, unsettled cover
and eight-megapixel camera.It's on sale now for approximately £380.
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Looking very comparable to the high-end Lumia 920, the 820 go
down a few skin tone along with the cost, but still deliver full-fat Windows
Phone 8 while still leave-taking room for some modify in your pocket.Like its
cousin it's full of chunks and important (though a smidgeon lighter and
thinner) but this one is on hand with unreliable covers in poles apart colours
to ensemble your bad temper there's also a uneven version considered.
You don't
get any emergency bags as usual, though, so you'll need to shell out extra for
them. Like the 920, the usual case permits wireless charge, though you'll need
to buy Nokia's charge plate to rest it on.Removable case also means not fixed
battery, as it happens, and below you'll find a slot for your SIM card, and for
the first time we've seen on a Windows phone, a microSD card slot so you can knock
up the 8GB of onboard reminiscence by up to 64GB.
The screen isn't quite up
there with the 920's HD put on show but it's a 4.5-inch AMOLED with a decision
of 800x480 pixels -- not super-sharp perhaps, but absolutely capable of giving
a good account of web pages or viewing movies, even if they're not HD. It's
very susceptible too, and like the 920 you can use it even when you're exhausting
gloves.
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