Reviewers generally agreed that the new features of Nokia's flagship Lumia 820 and 920 handsets - improved sensitivity for the 4.5 inch display screen, wireless charging, 4G network capability, Pureview camera and Nokia's advanced mapping and location services - were impressive. CNET loved it. The Verge loved it. Benzinga loved it. The Boy Genius Report loved it. PC Advisor loved it. In fact, I have yet to readany disparaging reviews about the Lumia in the technophile press. Wired and PC World have yet to weigh in, but I doubt they'll buck the trend.
BGR:
Compared to smartphones from vendors such as Samsung (005930), Motorola and LG, Nokia's Lumia phones are in a completely different league. There are no flimsy plastic covers or cheap-feeling buttons, just a high-quality unibody plastic case that feels terrific in the hand.
The phone is gorgeous, clever, and contains some of the most creative features ever seen in a smartphone.
the Lumia 920 essentially matches the top-tier of what's available on Android in all the important specs, unless you absolutely must have a super-sized screen, although Nokia is boasting that its 1280 x 768 PureMotion HD+ screen offers better quality.
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