Nokia were reported to be working on a phablet to be released by the end of this year. Rumor mills went on to say that it will be a 6" device running on Windows Phone 8 OS, and may be priced between £400 and £500 ($621 USD and $776 USD). They are also rumored to be in discussion with Asia-based component vendors for the phablet devices. But now the reports from Digitimes indicates that the phablet from Nokia is pushed forth to next year. If so, the phablet may be benefited by GDR3 update for Windows Phone, that will help Nokia to offer 1080 x 1920 resolution on their phablet, with a stunning pixel density that will let them to compete with their rivals.
Samsung and Huawei have already introduced their phablets with a displays crossings 6" in the form of Huawei's Ascend Mate and Samsung's Galaxy Mega 6.3. Huawei is reportedly going one step further and planning to introduce a 6.5" phablet that is extreme for a phablet.
In a related news, Nokia is now busy with their EOS device that is expected to launch in the second half of this year. The device is expected to offer a Lumia style design with 41 megapixel image sensor, that is the prime focus of the device.
Seen At Digitimes
Samsung and Huawei have already introduced their phablets with a displays crossings 6" in the form of Huawei's Ascend Mate and Samsung's Galaxy Mega 6.3. Huawei is reportedly going one step further and planning to introduce a 6.5" phablet that is extreme for a phablet.
In a related news, Nokia is now busy with their EOS device that is expected to launch in the second half of this year. The device is expected to offer a Lumia style design with 41 megapixel image sensor, that is the prime focus of the device.
Seen At Digitimes
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