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The designer Ryan Smalley has continued to give new concept designs of Lumia 940 and 940 XL with extremely luxurious style and powerful specifications.
After a series of changes in the design of technology products, seemingly common product of recent times is the minimalist design with a combination of two materials such as metal and glass. Opening with Apple then HTC, Samsung and recently Sony, all are slowly changing the technology to better fit with the trend.
The designer Ryan Smalley from America is back with a new Concept version of the Lumia 940 and 940 XL. Designer Ryan Smalley said that Microsoft will soon reappear with the aluminum, glass and simple design. Under the Nokia brand, many smartphones with metal shell was launched for the panoramic view over the Lumia Microsoft products in the future.
(Also see Microsoft Lumia 640 XL)
Specifically, the Lumia 940 and 940 XL is created by the hands of Ryan Smalley with ultra-thin screen edges, aluminum frame body and the back surface of a Polycarbonate material same as the Lumia line smartphone. Besides, this duo product will own camera with a 40-megapixel and 20-megapixel respectively, with optical stabilization, digital zoom and comes with xenon flash for a better photography experience.
The Lumia 940 XL is equipped with a 5.7 inch screen, while the Lumia 940 features a 5 inch display, both smartphones with QHD resolution is extremely sharp. The designer also Predict that the Lumia 940 will definitely replace the flagship model Lumia 930 launched earlier, while the Lumia 940 XL version will also continue the success of Lumia 1520.
Both Lumia 940 and 940 XL with built-in Windows 10 operating system looking extremely gorgeous. In particular, the back of the Lumia 940 XL with a 40-megapixel PureView camera with optical stabilization and digital zoom.
The Lumia 940 camera with only 20-megapixel PureView camera, OIS optical stabilization and a Xenon flash technology.
Photos:Ryan Smalley
