Nokia Lumia 2520 Nokia’s
new tablet, the Lumia 2520, changes that up a bit. The Finnish manufacturer’s
first tablet, a direct competitor to Microsoft’s Surface 2, has a big trick up
its sleeve: it’s only available with built-in LTE, which isn’t even yet an
option on the Surface line. It’s available from Verizon and AT&T now, starting
at $399 with a data-plan agreement. The 2520 is designed to be completely and
entirely mobile, a tablet you bring everywhere and do everything with.The Nokia
Lumia 2520 features fast gaming performance and LTE support out of the box.
Xbox Music is an incredibly robust streaming app, and Nokia Music allows you to
listen to songs you don't own without an Internet connection. It includes the
full version of Office.There's an 8,120mAh battery inside the 2520, which Nokia
reckons will give an impressive 25 days of standby time. It put up a good fight
in general use too. I was easily able to get a day of mixed use from the slate
and if you're more cautious, you can eke it out over a few days.At 1920 x 1080
pixels, the Lumia 2520’s LCD screen is gorgeous and gets plenty bright. Gorilla
Glass 2 covers it so the 2520 can withstand some light abuse. On the inside is
a top-notch ARM tablet. It runs on Qualcomm’s industry-leading Snapdragon 800
quad-core processor, running at 2.2GHz. 2GB of RAM, a MicroSD card slot capable
of holding a 64GB card, and 32GB of internal file storage are included.
But, It's thicker and
heavier than recent tablets, and its pointy corners are distracting. The screen
has a yellow tint, storage expansion is only accessible with a key or
paperclip, and the keyboard accessory isn't as comfortable to type on as the
Surface 2's.
The bottom line:
Unless you want a Windows RT tablet with cellular connection, skip the Lumia
2520 and get the Surface 2 instead. Specifications
Display type10.1 in
OSMicrosoft Windows
8.1 RT
ProcessorQualcomm
Snapdragon 2.2 GHz
Wireless
connectivity4G LTE
Dimensions
(WxDxH)10.5 in x 0.35 in x 6.6 in
Weight1.35
lbs
Price:$399.99
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