 Hi guys, I'm Vlad with The Verge, I'm here at Nokia's September 5th event and I've just got a hold of the brand new Lumion 920 device. This is the new flagship both for Windows Phone 8 and for Nokia itself. It is a pretty stunning thing to look at and behold, it has a glossy surface on the back, this is the brand new yellow colour, I'm personally a huge fan of it. What you can see over here is the new PureView camera, it's an 8.7 megapixel lens, sensor rather with Calcized Optics. There's a whole lot of optimizations which Nokia tells us justifies the PureView branding which previously meant a 41 megapixel sensor with oversampling on the 808 Symbian device. But anyhow, there's a whole heap of new additions here, we've got a new dual core Snapdragon S4 processor as well as the brand new Windows Phone 8 interface. Windows Phone 8 has a whole heap of new colours, it's not just yellow, it's got green, purple, etc. It is still just as responsive as Windows Phone 8 has always been. The display is something Nokia calls HD+, it's a high resolution of 1280x720. It looks very good, it's an LCD display, it has very nice viewing angles. So we have the Lumion 920 here next to the HTC One X. The HTC One X has a 4.7 inch LCD display and there's a 4.5 inch display on the new Lumion 920. Both of them are really good looking displays. In terms of size, you can see these two devices are very similar, you can compare them in thickness right here. Again very similar, and around the back. Both of them are made out of polycarbonate. This is the Lumion 920, it's the same polycarbonate as Nokia's Luz used in the Lumion 800 and 900 and it has a glossy surface like the white Lumion 900. So this is it, our very first look at the brand new Lumion 920.
 Hi guys, I'm Vlad with The Verge, I'm here at Nokia's September 5th event and I've just
 got a hold of the brand new Lumion 920 device.
 This is the new flagship both for Windows Phone 8 and for Nokia itself.
 It is a pretty stunning thing to look at and behold, it has a glossy surface on the back,
 this is the brand new yellow colour, I'm personally a huge fan of it.
 What you can see over here is the new PureView camera, it's an 8.7 megapixel lens, sensor
 rather with Calcized Optics.
 There's a whole lot of optimizations which Nokia tells us justifies the PureView branding
 which previously meant a 41 megapixel sensor with oversampling on the 808 Symbian device.
 But anyhow, there's a whole heap of new additions here, we've got a new dual core Snapdragon
 S4 processor as well as the brand new Windows Phone 8 interface.
 Windows Phone 8 has a whole heap of new colours, it's not just yellow, it's got green, purple,
 etc.
 It is still just as responsive as Windows Phone 8 has always been.
 The display is something Nokia calls HD+, it's a high resolution of 1280x720.
 It looks very good, it's an LCD display, it has very nice viewing angles.
 So we have the Lumion 920 here next to the HTC One X.
 The HTC One X has a 4.7 inch LCD display and there's a 4.5 inch display on the new Lumion
 920.
 Both of them are really good looking displays.
 In terms of size, you can see these two devices are very similar, you can compare them in
 thickness right here.
 Again very similar, and around the back.
 Both of them are made out of polycarbonate.
 This is the Lumion 920, it's the same polycarbonate as Nokia's Luz used in the Lumion 800 and
 900 and it has a glossy surface like the white Lumion 900.
 So this is it, our very first look at the brand new Lumion 920.