Nokia Unveils 'First Real Windows Phone'
CEO Elop calls it 'a new dawn for Nokia'
Today at the Nokia World conference in London, the Finnish phone manufacturer unveiled its highly anticipated Windows phones, kicking off what CEO Stephen Elop called “a new dawn for Nokia.” The company announced earlier this year that it would be abandoning its outdated Symbian platform in favor of Microsoft.
The higher-end Lumia 800, which Elop boldly called the “first real Windows phone,” comes with a single-core 1.4 GHz processor, 8-megapixel camera and 512 MB of RAM, in black, cyan, and magenta.
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