Nokia again tried to "kill" iPhone - this time an aluminum smartphone

The Finnish company Nokia does not cease to make attempts to surpass its competitors or at least equal them. At the presentation in London, the company introduced the new Lumia 925 smartphone, which replaced the flagship Nokia Lumia 920 , which was demonstrated last fall, CNET reports.

Nokia Lumia 925, operating on the Windows Phone 8 software platform, is equipped with a 4.5-inch AMOLED sensory display, with a working resolution of 1280 x 768 pixels, which is protected by Gorilla Glass 2 hardened glass. Plus (MSM8960) with a clock frequency of 1.5 GHz and is equipped with 1 GB of RAM. The weight of the Lumia 925 is 139 g, which is 46 g lighter than the Lumia 920. At the same time, its side faces are made of aluminum (the back wall is still plastic).

The main advantage of the phone, according to the executive vice president of the Nokia Smart Devices division, Joe Harlow is a camera that is a “perfect shooting system,” writes The Daily Mail . The resolution of the matrix of the main camera in Lumia 925 is 8.7 megapixels, the front - 1.2 megapixels. According to the manufacturer, the main camera allows the user to make high -quality pictures in the dark even without the use of a flash. In addition, the smartphone supports the Smart Camera mode, due to which you can make up to 10 frames at the same time and choose the best.

Lumia 925 will go on sale in June in the UK, Germany, Italy, Spain and China. The price of the device will be about 469 euros (about 19 thousand rubles). In Russia, Lumia 925 will appear in July.

Experts admitted that the model would attract more attention than its predecessor. “This is what Nokia fans were waiting for. The smartphone was a response to the criticism of Lumia 920. It is easier, its“ filling ”is more advanced, and the phone itself is more reliable due to the aluminum corps,” Ernest Doku Doku Doku Dokudn, Mobile News . Nevertheless, if the smartphone wants to compete with the iPhone and Galaxy S4, the improved characteristics are not enough, the analyst believes. "The war has long been going on not for the design of the phone and megapixels - users choose software filled with more sophisticated applications. And Nokia should pay attention to this first of all," Doku said.

Russian Escipetes also doubt the success of Nokia’s new products, noting its operating system and price among the disadvantages. "At the price of 469 euros in Europe, it will not have to compete with the Galaxy S4 in Europe, it is not necessary, and Windows Phone 8 is not too popular the platform," Kommersant said Mobile Research Group Eldar Murtazin. Viktor Lukanin vice-president of Euroset Commerce also emphasized that Windows platform devices are gaining popularity slowly. "You can not list the competitors of the new Nokia model, since in this segment, Vendor competes with himself. People who prefer Android are completely different buyers," he said.