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Ad says it all: Nokia Lumia 928 confirmed with PureView camera

Nokia's successor to the Lumia 920, the Lumia 928 has now been confirmed thanks to an advertisement in the Vanity Fair magazine. Later a link for the Nokia Lumia 928 went live on the company's website as well.

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FP Staff|May 08, 2013, 11:30:30 IST

Nokia's successor to the Lumia 920, the Lumia 928 has now been confirmed thanks to an advertisement in the Vanity Fair magazine. The ad was first spotted by Engadget. Later a link for the Nokia Lumia 928 went live on the company's website as well.

Although the page on Nokia's website does not state which phone it is, the url title mentions it as Lumia928. The page also has a video which compares the camera of the Nokia Lumia 920 to an iPhone 5 and the Samsung Galaxy SIII and states that the camera can shoot high-quality images even in low-light conditions.

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[caption id="attachment_762387" align="alignleft" width="380"]Nokia Lumia 928 from the Nokia Website. Nokia Lumia 928 from the Nokia Website.[/caption]

However the ad in Vanity Fair clearly mentions the device as Lumuia 928 and talks about its PureView camera, Carl Zeiss optics and the ability to capture high-quality images.

The link on Nokia's website states that users should stay tuned for more updates on the latest device.

Previously @evleaks had posted leaked images of the Nokia Lumia 928 in black for Verizon. You can click-through the tweet below:

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The Lumia 928 is likely to be launched on 14 May, when Nokia is holding an event in London to "see what's next" in the "Lumia story."

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First Published:May 08, 2013, 11:30:30 IST
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