We had about the two Bs way before we could even picture them the way we did with recent leaks that exposed almost everything about them. So it came as little surprise when Nokia announced two phablets at Nokia World in Abu Dhabi earlier today.
Are the phablets worth it? Yes I do think so.
You can’t even for a moment hate on Nokia’s industrial design language. It’s one of the best manipulations of plastic that we have seen in recent days. In short, it is almost unmatched. And the camera tech? PureView is up there looking down on everyone else (in a good way, let’s say a fatherly way).
The two devices Nokia announced today are very much alike yet at the same time very much different. Make no mistake, they all feature Nokia’s trademark premium build and are all geared to get you to consume and create more content on your Windows Phone device thanks to the large screen that allows for three columns for Live tiles.
Here’s a quick breakdown of the two devices (click links to read):
Lumia 1520
Lumia 1320
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