I think that's sarcasm, aspire2oo6

It still expensive IMO if its priced close to RM2k, although the camera appeals to some you can buy decent prosumer camera (like Canon Powershot S100) which priced similar or cheaper plus optical zoom to boot. I don't say it's not appeal to me, it's just I don't want to pay such price for a phone that's good for one thing.

If it using Android I might pay for that price, heck I'm willing to trade in my current Droid Razr for it, but since I have tried Belle on N8, I won't pay that much for similar experience, even with upgraded camera. Just my IMO.

Don't quote on me guys, its just my two cents worth of opinion. Your money is your money. I also have read the 808 whitepaper as well so I very well known the technology behind it. I'm not a professional photographer or do photography for a living, it's just my hobby to take good pictures, without wasting too much money. I will definitely buy this 808, when the price drop down in time

I kinda disappointed with no shutter speed control, on k850 with modded camera driver I could do 2 second shutter with low ISO at night resulting crisp images. It also appeal to make some effects as well

Hope so, if it do I will definitely buy it! For N8 it's pretty much fixed as far as I read them. But I read it could be as slow as 1/2 second from this. I guess it's just a matter of playing the waiting game.

169g is a bit heavy for a phone though although that weight is not uncommon, my friend uses HTC Evo 3D which weighted 170g, it's very heavy for me. Noticeable weight when I put it on my pocket, and won't be good to put on shirt pocket.

Yup I just going to post what aspire said, first is because of the image aspect ratio limitation, second is it's outside the optical format area. Read page 3 of the 808 whitepaper

This post has been edited by Najmods: Jun 5 2012, 06:32 AM

Well, I'm studying for finals and posting in forum and that's what you get

Somewhat I agree, a phone with only the camera as big selling point isn't worth RM1,899, but then again if it sold too cheap some people won't buy it.

But knowing Symbian nowadays, I expect the price will drop after few months and the value of this phone will drop a lot in 2nd hand market. The guy from one handphone shop at The Mines tell me that the trade-in price is RM350 for Nokia N8, with brand new price of RM1,200. No wonder I can't find any N8 there, I need to go to Shah Alam to bought one.