Nokia Lumia 900

Zitat: A Lumia 900 szebb kijelzőt, gyorsabb mobilnetet, nagyobb kapacitású akksit és előlapi kamerát virít, de sokkal drágább, nagyobb, nehezebb és nem olyan sikkes megjelenésű, mint a Lumia 800. Amennyiben a magas kezdőár rövid időn belül zuhanásba fog kezdeni, rögtön más lehet a helyzet, viszont sajnos ez sem változtat majd azon a szomorú tényen, miszerint a jelenlegi WinPho telefonok, így többek közt sem a Lumia 900, sem pedig a Lumia 800 nem fogja megkapni a vadonatúj Windows Phone 8 -at. Helyette érkezik majd a Windows Phone 7.8 frissítés , illetve a fekete leves, vagyis hogy a WinPho 8 alkalmazások nem lesznek visszafelé kompatibilisek. Summa summarum a Nokia Lumia 900 egy kiváló windowsos okostelefon azoknak, akik egyszerűen túl kicsinek találják a Nokia Lumia 800 kijelzőjét és a nagyobb képátlóért cserébe hajlandóak komoly tízezreket kifizetni.

Zitat: The Nokia Lumia 900 looks and feels like a flagship product, with its distinctive polycarbonate design and its big 4.3 inch screen. Running Windows Phone 7.5, the Lumia does everything that a smartphone should, and has a great camera too. It´s a heavy phone though.

Zitat: Pro: + One of the best displays on the mobile market + gorgeous design + Windows Phone interface is intuitive + decent battery. Contra: - Lacklustre camera. The Nokia Lumia 900 is a fantastic phone. The Clearblack screen is gorgeous, the design is head-turning and we liked Mango overall. However, those looking to make the leap will have to consider whether they´re ready to commit to the Windows Phone operating system, given its relative immaturity and its expensive and sparse Marketplace. µ

Zitat: The Lumia 900 is Windows Phone’s first really important “hero” device in North America. Its little brother, the Lumia 800, was never launched in the United States, so a lot is riding on the 900′s AT&T release. But TELUS was kind enough to release the 800 earlier this year to great acclaim, and the Rogers Lumia 900 release was plagued with data connectivity issues and a subsequent $100 rebate offer for early adopters that got in the way of a flawless debut. Granted, Nokia handled the situation with aplomb, but it took three extra weeks to get the device into the hands of journalists (hence the lateness of this review). Rogers is selling the Lumia 900 only in black, and for $99 on a 3-year term or $524.99 outright. Considering the number of same-same Android devices in its lineup, Rogers has an opportunity to push the Lumia really hard to new smartphone users who would appreciate it. It may not do everything , but Windows Phone does so many things well, and so smoothly, that its inherent attractiveness is hard to overlook. It may not get the carrier attention of Android, or the marketing push of the iPhone, but in many areas such as camera and email, Windows Phone provides a superior experience. Because of its size, I can’t say I prefer the Lumia 900 to the easier-to-handle 800. But I like them equally in many ways, and in a few others I’d take the Lumia 900 in a heartbeat. For anyone looking to make the transition to LTE without waiting on the iPhone or suffering the battery drain of Android, the Lumia 900 is the way to go.