Stephen Elop, executive vice president of the Group Devices Division at Microsoft, is mounted in person on stage to introduce the Nokia Lumia 930 at the BUILD developers conference in 2014. This is the new spearhead of the company étrennant Windows Phone 8.1.
A new version of Windows Phone (here with Window Phone 8 also unveiled at the conference), new smartphones. The Lumia 930 has established itself as the flagship of the new models presented.
It features a ClearBlack OLED 5-inch screen Full HD display. With its polycarbonate shell, it features a Snapdragon SoC 800 which is characterized by a 4-core Krait processor 400 clocked to 2.2 GHz here and Adreno 330 graphics processor. It is supported by 2 GB RAM while storage is provided by 32GB of internal flash memory (no microSD card slot). A configuration that was found on high-end Android smartphones in the second half of 2013.
The Nokia Lumia 930 stands out as the photograph has a main NPC PureView guy with 20 megapixel sensor. Carl Zeiss optics and optical image stabilization (OIS) are also present. The Lumia 930 is capable of recording Full HD video with emphasis on capturing sound with the presence of 4 directional microphones.
A camera on the front wide-angle sensor 1.2 megapixel full picture part.
But the Lumia 930 is also a Dolby Surround. Connectivity side, the smartphone supports WiFi (including ac standard), Bluetooth 4.0 (with Bluetooth Low Energy profile), 4G LTE, NFC and wireless charging to the Qi standard.
The whole is powered by a battery of 2420 mAh.
On the software side, we note the presence of the Creative Studio application provides filters and other effects photographers. SensorCore transforms the Lumia 930 in fitness tracker in the wake of the Quantified Self counting steps and estimating calories burned.
The Nokia Lumia 930 will be available from June 2014 in Europe, Asia, India, Middle East and Latin America and costs 599 dollars (it happen next in North America).