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Nokia 808 PureView wins Best New Device at MWC


The winner for one last category of the Global Mobile Awards - the Best New Mobile Handset, Device or Tablet at Mobile World Congress 2012 award - was left to be announced and looking at the photo of smiling Nokia execs makes it easy to guess which device took that award home.




The Nokia 808 PureView, which arguably caused the biggest splash with its 41MP camera sensor, was voted worthy of the award by a panel of journalists and analysts attending the show.
Here's what Jo Harlow, Executive Vice President of smart devices at Nokia, had to say about the award:

  "It’s a fantastic award because it signifies that consumer experience counts. It’s about tech, but it’s about how tech is used to make a consumer have a fantastic experience. The imaging is fantastic; the audio is fantastic; the navigation technology is fantastic.

These are first signals that we are executing against our strategy. That we’re back. That we’re bringing great products to our consumers – and that this is just the beginning. There’s lot more to come.

We have a lot of work ahead of us. We’re still a challenger, and we are going to operate as we have done in this last year to deliver these great results."

You can also check out our interview with Damian Dinning who shared a lot of interesting details on the PureView camera on the Nokia 808 at length.

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Just how big is the sensor on the Nokia 808 PureView?




The PureView imaging technology at MWC was certainly one of the biggest highlight of the show, but so was the phone that came with it - the Nokia 808 PureView packs a 41-megapixel camera to support the new imaging tricks. The sensor that’s making all of this possible has to be big enough to handle the huge images and it is.

The picture below demonstrates that it’s nearly 2.5-times larger than the one on the Nokia N8, and that alone is quite an achievement. The 808 PureView actually can brag about having a sensor much larger than most point-and-shoot digital cameras.

We don’t know whether the image below shows the exact same box Nokia’s camera guru Damien Dinning carried around at MWC, but it looks like it. If so, the smallest sensor on the left is the usual size of a smartphone camera, and the middle one should match the one on the Nokia N8, while the last one is of the 808 PureView. How did Nokia make 41-megapixels work and why it’s not just about the pictures - learn about Nokia’s PureView technology here.




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