gdgt

It's tempting to sneer at Nokia's use of the "PureView" classification to describe the imaging technology used in the new Lumia 920 phone. Afterall, most people have come to associate the term with the PureView 808 and its 41-megapixel camera. But PureView is Nokia's branding, and they're using it to describe all of their next-gen imaging technology. And based on what I saw today at Nokia's launch event, I'd say that the term applies to the camera on the Lumia 920.... Read more →

As eager as I am to own this handset, I'm pretty leery about the $699 price tag. While I'm sure the camera tech is worth it, it's still a decent hit on the pocket book. I bought my N8 about a year after its debut. At that time, it had dropped from $549 (as gdgt has it listed) to $399. Waiting a year for $150 isn't something I'm necessarily inclined to do at this point. So what I'm wondering if is the general thought is that because this is such an enthusiast product, will the price drop quicker... Read more →

Engadget reports that you can now pre-order a SIM-free Nokia 808 PureView from Nokia Italy, for €599, or about $780. Is it worth it to become one of the first owners of this 41-megapixel cameraphone?
http://www.engadget.com/2012/04/09/sim-free-nokia-808-pureview-up-for-pre-order-in-italy-expected/

Is it just about form factor or there should be something more to help me decide between the two?

this is a joke surely, just to see who buys on specs alone, regardless of performance

S60 5th edition is too old for this phone i think it will have Nokia Belle.