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The video provides an unboxing and thorough review of the Nokia Lumia 521, a budget-friendly, T-Mobile variant of the Lumia 520. Key features of the Lumia 521 include a one-gigahertz dual-core processor, a five-megapixel rear camera, a four-inch super-sensitive 4G screen, and no front camera. The presenter emphasizes its practicality as an entry-level Windows Phone, particularly for new users or developers exploring app development. Physical features such as the volume rocker, power button, dedicated camera button, and microUSB port are highlighted. While the Lumia 521's display is robust for its price range, the video also discusses the superior quality and larger screens of high-end Lumia models like the 925, 928, 1020, and 1520, catering to users seeking better camera capabilities and overall performance.
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In this part of the video, the presenter is unboxing a Nokia Lumia 521 purchased from the Microsoft online store. The Nokia Lumia 521 is identified as the T-Mobile variant of the 520. Key features include a one-gigahertz dual-core processor, a five-megapixel rear camera, a four-inch super sensitive 4G capable screen, and no front camera. The unboxing reveals the phone, a charger, a six-inch USB cable, a battery, a SIM card, and a getting started package with instructions and activation information. The presenter demonstrates how to remove the back cover, insert the battery, SIM card, and microSD card if available, and then replace the cover.
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In this part of the video, the speaker discusses the physical features and initial setup of the Nokia Lumia 521 phone. They highlight the phone’s volume rocker, power and lock button, dedicated camera button, micro USB port, headset port, and five-megapixel rear camera. The phone powers on with a T-Mobile splash screen, but shows a SIM error due to the absence of a SIM card. The speaker praises the Lumia 521’s super-sensitive touchscreen and notes it provides vibration feedback. They suggest the Lumia 521 as a good entry-level Windows Phone and recommend higher-end models like the Lumia 925, 928, 1020, or 1520 for better camera capabilities and overall features, illustrating the size difference between the 521’s four-inch display and the 1520’s six-inch display.
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In this part of the video, the presenter compares the screen size and display quality between budget phones like the Nokia Lumia 520/521 and higher-end models like the Lumia 1520. While the 1520 offers a significantly better display, the 520/521 models are still commendable, especially given their sub-$100 price range. The presenter emphasizes that the Lumia 520/521 is a great entry point for those new to Nokia Lumia smartphones or Windows Phones, and also suggests these models as practical options for developers looking to explore Windows Phone app development without committing to a more expensive device.