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Nokia 9 PureView on pre-sale in Russia for 49,990₽ ($758)

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Efe Udin March 2, 2019

Nokia 9 PureView has been announced at MWC2019 conference and the landing page of this smartphone is now available on Nokia official website. In some areas, it is open for pre-sale. Today, the Nokia 9 PureView’s pre-order page appeared in Russia and mainland China. While the Russian page has a 49,990₽ ($758) price tag, the Chinese page has no price tag and it is on “ARRIVAL NOTICE”.

Similar to other European countries, in Nokia’s Russia official website, the official will also send Nokia true wireless headsets for free when customer purchase the Nokia 9 PureView. This wired headset is valued at $149.

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As the world’s first smartphone with five rear-mounted cameras, the Nokia 9 PureView has received a lot of attention. The rear lens of the machine has no bumps and the camera is controlled by a dedicated ASIC chip which can provide secondary focus and ultra-high dynamic range. The five camera’s five work together to capture light and collect depth data to create a powerful photo. The camera has a dynamic range of up to 12.4 files and 12MP depth.

In other respects, the Nokia 9 PureView is powered by a Qualcomm Snapdragon 845 processor coupled with 6GB of RAM and 128GB of internal storage. This flagship smartphone uses a 5.9-inch 2K screen without a notch and supports HDR10.

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Efe Udin

Efe Udin is a seasoned government tech policy expert and tech writer with over seven years of experience in the field. His work focuses on the intricate relationship between technology, politics, and brand rivalries, where he analyzes how these dynamics shape public discourse and influence industry trends. Efe's insights into the competitive landscape of major tech companies reveal the depth of their rivalry, particularly in mobile operating systems.

In addition to mobile platforms, Efe explores how social media has become a battleground for tech giants, representing the new wave of digital conflict. Efe's passion for technology extends beyond writing; he actively engages with emerging trends in cybersecurity and AI. He believes that understanding these technologies is crucial for navigating the complexities of modern governance and public policy. His analytical approach allows him to dissect the motivations behind corporate strategies and their implications for society, making him a valuable voice in discussions about the future of technology.

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