Amazon to sell Nokia 808 PureView with 41MP camera

If you have an extra $700 laying around and a penchant for smartphone photography, Nokia did this for you.

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June 18, 2012 5:27 p.m. PT

If you have extra cash in your pocket, Nokia and Amazon are ready to bring your Nokia 808 PureView jealousy to an end.

Today, Nokia announced that it will sell the Symbian OS phone, famous for its jaw-dropping 41-megapixel camera, via Amazon to U.S. customers. It'll cost you $699.99 for the unlocked handset, in addition to the cost of a SIM card and AT&T plan. You can technically use the handset on T-Mobile's network as well, but it'll top out at 2G speeds.