Nokia is pushing the envelope with the Lumia 620 Windows Phone 8-based device. The handset is the cheapest of all Windows Phone 8 devices, which is quite surprising considering the features it packs inside.
Nokia announced the Lumia 620 in the first week of December. According to the Finnish company, the device will cost $250 unlocked which is cheaper than the HTC 8S. Not only is it cheaper than HTC's less expensive Windows Phone 8 handset, but it is ahead in the specs department with only the battery being the downside.
Interested individuals who are eyeing the Lumia 620 can pre-order the device at Unlocked Mobile UK for only £174.98. Unlocked Mobile ships worldwide so don't worry too much if you do not live in the UK.
The features and specs of the Lumia 620 are as follows:
The Nokia Lumia 620 will be available in Asia in early 2013, Europe and the rest of the world is expected to follow closely after. Those who pre-order via Unlocked Mobile UK will have to wait until the end of January to get the handset.
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