You wouldn't itch so much if you bought the RM999 808.

welcome back to the family brother...i hope you will find peace here 
i also before been using n8 until n808 come out. n8 is so tough, keep dropping and slipping to the floor, but the phone function is still ok. Same with n808, i accidentally drop it a few times...with back cover, battery just pop up to nowhere. Still ok, no scratches and the function is still unbelievably ok. never have any regret for both phones 

How about you hold on for a while and grab the almighty ten-twenty?     

nice dudeeeee Ima be grabbing that Almighty Ten-twenty as well!
but next year lah for sure. sudah pokai duit manyak terbang 

Almighty Ten-twenty. should be the nickname for this beast 

2.5K total damage?

Oh man, that's a pretty steep price to pay...

Here you go. Taken during dinner at PSF under Auto settings with no flash.

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photos:
http://conversations.nokia.com/2013/08/29/...kia-lumia-1020/

guess what? It's not gonna stop. 

Some review by DPReviw:
"The Lumia 1020’s image quality is best-in-class: in both bright and low light conditions, it delivers impressive performance. In good light, the high-resolution sensor captures a tremendous amount of detail, even in darker, low-contrast parts of a scene that many competitors tend to smear with noise reduction. Colors are punchy but generally well rendered. The 5MP images are nicely sharpened and ready for sharing."

for those who doesn't know dpreview, it's basically a photographers porn site for review.

Also the points:
The Apple iPhone 5 camera scored a 8.0
The HTC One camera scored a 7.5
The Samsung Galaxy S4 scored an 8.0
The Blackberry Z10 camera scored a 6.9
The Nokia 808 Pureview score a 9.0.
The Nokia Lumia 1020 score a 8.8.

http://connect.dpreview.com/post/523489204...0-camera-review

The good and the bad:
The Good

Best-in-class overall image quality
Zoom doesn’t compromise image quality
Best-in-class low light performance
Well-designed full manual control in camera app
Sunlight-visible screen
Solid ergonomics with two-stage shutter release
Very good flash performance
Nice panorama mode
Very good video quality, especially in low light
Optional camera grip available

The Bad

Long shot-to-shot times
Slow camera app startup
No control over imaging parameters like sharpening, saturation or contrast
No HDR or true burst modes
Images soft in corners
Imaging app support limited compared to closest competition