Fake render of a Nokia Lumia 1000 provides a laugh but could be awesome

Don't get united states of america wrong, we know for a fact that this is only a render of a Lumia 900 mashed with the 808 Pureview (back) with an E7 keyboard thrown in. Later on all, if you're building your dream phone, why not get all out, right?

The image comes from a Chinese website (http://production.cnmo.com) and it'south actually listed in the database, including specs and everything.

At first blush, that might lend some acceptance to the idea that this 'Lumia 1000' could be real. But things like ship date as March 2022 and an Intel Cantlet Z2580 betray the truth. (And yes, just to be extra super sure, nosotros asked Nokia who responded with a laugh). The rest of the specs though aren't too unrealistic: 4.three" AMOLED display, 1024x768 resolution, 2GB of RAM, 64GB of storage and a PureView camera to boot.

Granted the telephone would be massive. As if a 41MP camera with a large sensor wouldn't be big enough, tossing in a sliding keyboard would exist pushing it--not that Nokia couldn't figure out a way by using different materials (i.e. aluminum), but we just don't encounter such a device coming to reality, no matter how crawly it could be. The fact of the thing is physical keyboards are out (ask HTC) and no one is predicting their resurgence any fourth dimension shortly in 2022.

Blackness slab phones for life, lamentable folks.

What do you retrieve--would such a device be the "dream Lumia" for you or would you rather opt for thin and svelte? Sound off in comments.

Source: Production CNMO; Thanks, halamadrid, for the tip

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