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Nokia Lumia 800 vs. Nokia N9: the story of the tape

Sure, they may look a similar, but are they really the identical? Inside that smooth, shapely polycarbonate shell lies internals which can be actually significantly different between these two. How different? Well, the fellow at the left, the newly-unveiled Lumia 800 , has a 1.4GHz Qualcomm processor paired with 512MB of RAM and 16GB of storage. The man at the right? That is the ill-fated N9 , and it packs a 1GHz TI OMAP chip with 1GB of RAM and as much as 64GB of storage. Contained in the chart below lies the ideas you will want, and the deltas you crave.

Lumia 800
Nokia Lumia 800 vs. Nokia N9: the story of the tape
N9
Nokia Lumia 800 vs. Nokia N9: the story of the tape
Price (on contract) $585+ $650+
Processor 1.4GHz
Qualcomm
MSM8255
1GHz
Texas Instruments
OMAP 3860
Display 3.7-inch curved AMOLED
Gorilla Glass
800 x 480
3.9-inch curved AMOLED
Gorilla Glass
854 x 480
Primary camera 8 megapixel
dual-LED flash
8 megapixel
dual-LED flash
Front-facing camera none VGA
Video recording 720p at 30fps 720p at 30fps
Cellular quadband UMTS / HSPA (14.4Mbps)
quadband GSM
pentaband UMTS / HSPA (14.4Mbps)
quadband GSM
WiFi 802.11 b/g/n 802.11 a/b/g/n
NFC No Yes
Memory 512MB RAM 1GB RAM
Storage 16GB
internal storage
16 / 64GB
internal storage
Operating System Windows Phone 7.5 Mango Meego 1.2 Harmattan
Battery 1,450mAh 1,450mAh
Quoted Battery life As much as 13 hours talk time

As much as 7 hours video

As much as 11 hours talk time

As much as 4.5 hours video

Weight 142g / 5.01oz 135g / 4.76oz
Thickness 12.1mm / 0.48in 12.1mm / 0.48in

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