According to a Redmond-based company, the Microsoft is planning to introduce its upcoming smartphone, Lumia 830 on the 4th of September. As per the verge reports, the device is expected to be unwrapped in a trade show, which is going to be held at the IFA 2014, Berlin. Manifestly, the firm is diversifying the offering in this series of handsets because the company has already dispatched its high end flagships in this array such as Lumia 1520, Icon and 930.
Notably, just few days ago the brand's one more forthcoming selfie smartphone, Lumia 730 was in rumors that the handset might be launching on the above mentioned date. Now, it is envisaged by the sources that, Microsoft may commence both the devices at the same event. As per the leaked information, the corporation has sent out media invites for the inauguration ceremony, which is decked with a tagline “Join us for more face time”.
Hither, we don't need to make you acquainted that most awaited and bruited handset, Galaxy Note 4 is also anticipated to be presented at the same occasion. And It's predictable that the yet to be announced phone, Lumia 830 may arrive as a contender against the Samsung's forthcoming flagship.
As per the prior rumors, Lumia 830, provisionally codenamed as Tesla and speculated to be dispatched with 13MP rear camera, but now some leaked images are alluding about the availability of 20MP PureView camera in it, which will make it likely be the star of IFA evening.
The handset could incorporate 1GB RAM and it is also expected that it may be powered by Windows Phone 8.1 operating system. The reports are suggesting that the device will confer 4.5 inch screen size display, which will provide a pixel density of 326ppi.
However, nothing else is known yet about this upcoming smartphone of Microsoft, but as claimed by the sources, that device will feature an outer aluminum shell, which would be supported by a polycarbonate rear shape.Though, the pricing aspect of both the Lumia product is still inscrutable, but users can expect both smartphones to be competitively priced.