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They may seem the similar, except are they really the similar? within that flat, well-formed polycarbonate shell lies internals that are in fact considerably dissimilar among these two. The newly-unveiled Lumia 800, has a 1.4GHz Qualcomm CPU paired through 512MB of RAM as well as 16GB of storage. That's the unfortunate N9, and it packs a 1GHz TI OMAP CPU with 1GB RAM as well as 64GB of storage.
The device seems to ultimately unbelievable. Soberly crafted polykarbonaattirungon crowned bright AMOLED ClearBlack display, a tempered glass surface extends from the phone pages. Back to the screen, start and search buttons are embedded in the glass, so the device surface is completely smooth. The phone comes in black, cyan, and magenta. The back cover is an 8-megapixel camera with autofocus and Carl Zeiss optics. The camera can also shoot HD video at 30 frames per second rate. Updating social media and online storage automatically succeed or two taps.
Site of Sea Ray, known as the working name of the device will go on sale as the Nokia 800 Snow Phone reminds N9-phone design, which has been well received.
Sabre working title of the well-known name of the final phone is the Nokia 710 Snow Images that it has rounded corners, and the design is otherwise distinctly different from the Snow 800 model.
As it was rumored and anticipated leaks , this is the N9's design with a Windows Mobile phone. The phone can be found in 3.7-inch AMOLED touch screen and 1.4 GHz processor. Its 16-gigabyte memory, assisted by 25 gigabytes of Microsoft SkyDrive online space.
Lumia 800 phone covers instead of rubber. Phone reminds externally misleading a lot of the Nokia N9-phone, which came to the shops a few weeks ago. Snow blades 800 is flat, and very lightweight, fits the hand very simple and elegant appearance. Close to the front of the wide 3.7-inch screen almost merges with the shell slightly rounded shapes. Metal is just the familiar four button is visible, which are on the side of the phone. Nokia N9's, however, could still set off some kind of oddity, because of its operating system is Linux-based MeeGo, which Nokia is not likely to intend to use the phones N9's after.