I have dslr and tell you the truth there tons of burden you need consider
1st high maintenance and cost
2nd many places not allow to bring camera
3rd size too big and heavy
4th Not practical

Indeed smartphone is often used for taking pictures in unplanned situation with stunning image quality. Our disappointment is not about the usage of the camera but the tech given. Make it this way someone gave u a nokia lumia 920 then suddenly he take it away and give u a Nokia n73. Get it you feel downgrade and u are still paying the same price

It does matter if you know how to use the feature. I have learn how to utilized megapixels to capture stunning images and some dslr users with the same price of my mobile phone can't take the photos I took with a smartphone. The best my phone can take amazing photos, can SMS, can email, can access Internet and etc

If u ask a lot ppl here they know I spend a lot time in mobile photography and I know the potential. With a more expensive camera doesn't make you better is how you use it matters.

Have u used a Nokia 808 pureview? If yes u will understand if not hard to explain . Just imagine 808 pureview add floating lens and OIS that would be an ultimate camera phone a standard nobody can beat for now.
Have u heard the audio recorded by a Nokia 808 pureview it's better than a dslr mic u know.

Have u seen video recorded by 808 especially low light. You will be amaze from a mobile phone.

Have u tried Nokia lossless zoom in video and photos there no pixelated not even crop it's clear that is also what consumer needs.

I'm worried that all the attention L920 is getting will make Nokia price it higher.

Just because I find it to be reasonable and all of a sudden I work for Elop?

Seriously, if a new flagship phone with all that features and CHEAPER than an iPhone 5 is not reasonable, then I don't know what is. You're paying for what's worth, not shiny logo.

Whilst your comments are not unwelcome especially it is just your opinion, here's mine.

iPhone is an internationally acclaimed and reputed smartphone loved by unprecedented numbers of consumers. Nokia was like Apple in years gone by and I still remember they then warranted higher prices. But now they have kinda hid away with their tails between their legs. With that said, to compete with the likes of Apple and even Samsung, they cannot just be a 'few dollars' cheaper than those giant brands if they want to win back a certain percentage and capture the slice of the market they lost in those early years.

Having said that, again, I do not know their rationale and marketing strategies and therefore this is just my opinion.

i think lumia 920 will sell at 1600 and lumia 820 should b around 1300 +-