Considering it would be Nokia's top of the line, it should not be below RM2k if using other current Lumia's prices when it was launched. My only concern would be that by the time it gets here, Nokia announces another upcoming top of the line within 1 or 2 months. That would really suck especially if it's really good.

Now, I'm just looking forward to unbiased user review. Keep it coming ..

If only the feature of Lumia 920 could be integrated with iPhone 5 design (slightly wider, not taller) running on WP8. I'd pay up to RM3k for that ...

Getting bored of iOS despite it's fluidity and stability

Digital Mall Nokia Centre? Just called and they have no red in stock. Amber Channel Trading ...

This post has been edited by matthewctj: Jan 1 2013, 04:26 PM

I can safely say for now the daytime shots are nothing great. The pix turns out grainy, much to my dismay. Hopefully that will be resolved through a firmware update eventually.

My issue now is connecting to my office wifi via a gateway. After reading on Nokia Discussion board and changing my office wifi encryption from WPA-PSK [TKIP] to WPA2-PSK [AES], I still can't get it to connect. What other options is there? No, I can't change the router coz It belongs to the company. I'm merely the administrator.

I always emphasize that people are looking for lighter phones. But there are always those who says that heavy = well built. But when you look at competitor's specs, you will know it's just plain justification.

Finally Nokia has taken heed and are looking at making it lighter and thinner.
http://www.pocket-lint.com/news/48968/noki...place-lumia-920

I really do hope Nokia will rise to the challenge of designing phones which are lighter and thinner without sacrificing sturdiness like the iPhone 5. And Microsoft to compliment it's Windows Mobile 8 with expanding their apps quickly which i feel is the only let down at the moment.