Mid-range Nokia RM-941 passes through the FCC

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NokiaPowerUser reports that the the Nokia RM-941 has just passed through FCC approval.

The handset has been spotted previously by AdDuplex, who noted it had a WVGA resolution.  They spotted it mainly in Taiwan, and the same handset was also seen in Hong Kong by WpDang, when it was designated the RM-941_apac_hong_kong.

The smartphone will have LTE support support in the LTE845 (Band 20), LTE1800 (Band 3), and LTE2500 (Band 7) bands, and NPU estimates the handset is 128.6 X 70mm,  comparable to 127.9 x  67.9 of Lumia 720, suggesting this may be the successor of that device.

Another picture below may give us an idea of the look of the device.

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The indentation around the camera module suggests the handset will share a family resemblance to the Nokia Lumia 925, which has a similar look.

I am somewhat disappointed that Nokia is still hanging on to WVGA for their mid-range handsets, when 720P is increasingly becoming the mid-range standard. Does this bother our readers? Let us know below.

Via NokiaPowerUsers.com, thanks lochu for the tip.

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