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Storage is the same as the 950, with 32GB internally and 200GB of expandable storage. It has a larger removable battery at 3,340 mAh. It has a larger Qualcomm Snapdragon 810 processor with Octa-core CPUs and 64-bit capabilities. quad HD display with 2560 x 1440 resolution, equivalent to 518 pixels per inch. A microSD slot provides up to 200GB of expandable storage.

It also has a removable 3,000 mAh battery, a rear-facing 20-megapixel camera and 32GB of internal storage. It runs a Qualcomm Snapdragon 808 processor with Hexacore CPUs and support for 64-bit applications. quad HD display with 2560 x 1440 resolution, or 564 pixels per inch. When grouped with the new Surface Book and other new devices, Gold said that Microsoft "will shake up the market … Microsoft is taking the battle directly to Apple's doorstep and has thrown down the gauntlet to say, 'you're not the only innovator out there.' And frankly, Microsoft has left Google in the dust, although no doubt Google has the means and the will to catch up." Gold Associates, said the Display Dock, coupled with Lumia phones with "groundbreaking features and performance, … will appeal to business users." Also, users will be able to use the phone independently when connected to the dock to take a call or send a text message, while the apps continue to play on the bigger screen. In a fact sheet, Microsoft said Lumia apps will scale on the bigger screen when connected, and users can browse the Internet and stream movies. "If I want to be productive at the top level, these devices are built to do it," he added. He also showed how the Lumia phone could play full HDMI 1080p video on a desktop display with "robust audio." "I can be productive like a boss, wherever I am now," he said. In one PowerPoint image, Roper changed the highlight color from purple to black by using the processing power of the Lumia device.

While the phone can be used to grab stored files from the cloud, it can also grab images and PowerPoint presentations from a thumb drive, through the dock. "Is that insane? The phone is actually doing this," he said. He showed how he could quickly pull up the phone's start screen to the larger display, then used keyboard shortcuts to switch between Office apps.

"I can use my phone like a PC," he said, as he held up the dock, a box about the size of a cigarette carton with three USB ports, an HDMI port and a display port on one side. Roper's demo of the Display Dock with Lumia was the longest demonstration during the event.