Yes, this is everything that I have asked for! 

As for when, you wouldn't want to spam the Nokia Malaysia fan page because most of the social media team out there doesn't have a single clue when their products will launch, the most common answer will be "it will be here soon in the coming months". So better stop wasting time and shoot more with your Lumia phones! 

Just buy what you're comfortable with and use the phone for 2-3 years. After that change again. 

Heard my friend said taiwan is selling it for almost rm3k (after converting it to myr), with some freebies of coz. Minus the freebies should be around rm2.7k. Not sure how much would this phone cost in Malaysia.

Probably a test bed. Next they release 1080, Full HD with 808's sensor + 6 7 elements and OIS. 

While apps do matter, it's not so much of a deal breaker as the lack of features.

I once approached a company (name confidential) with 20+ men with the intent to sell a full package to them, a web service that runs on web (obviously), desktop and mobile app (I'm a MSFT guy, so WinPhone it is). I tried to get them to adopt Lumia 620 (for staff), Lumia 820 / 920 (for execs). The deal didn't materialize.

Why? Lack of features. I demonstrated a lot of features using my 920 back then, and then I let the top execs get their hands on it. The very first question one of them asked, how to attach documents through emails. I showed them, but they were dumbfounded .... It could only attach one doc per email. Seriously? Back then, there was only PDF Reader from MSFT. Again, how to attach PDF, I was screwed.

I demonstrated an alternative, through the use of SkyDrive, but they didn't buy the idea. Next up, the IT guy asked, how to set static IP? Again, I couldn't answer. Corporates sometimes don't just rely on DHCP to do the job. They have specific IP for each device that connects to the network for administrative purposes.

These are very important features, yet, to date, still nowhere to be found. WP, to date, is still very much a commercial phone, not recommended for enterprise use. Had they included those features, imagine how many companies service providers like me could approach? Imagine how many companies are already using Windows Phone right now?

Can buy three units of pureview 808 at this price.