Rogers Nokia Lumia 710 prices revealed

While talking about their plans, Rogers was set out in this way, 710 Lumia Nokia at a price of $ 49.99 with a contract of 3 years. Finally, we have a complete list of the option price. The device will be available 99.99 with a two-year contract for $ 149.99 with contracts.

Unlocked version is included in the $ 254.99. This price is more attractive than asked for the European option device with Orange France, where the device comes in around $ 300.

710 Lumia comes with 3.7 inch ClearBlack INCH AMOLED screen, 1.4 GHz single-core CPU, 5 megapixel rear camera capable of 720 p video of shooting himself, Nokia station, Wi-Fi, HSPA and GPS.

The first device based on Canada "WP starts on 6 February in category Rogers Smartphone Lite. Well we know wants to offer the second device HR 800 Telus Lumia, but beginning date is not revealed. I doubt it will start earlier than 6 February, so the chances of a successful beginning of 710 Lumia are larger.

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Device FV Mango revealed: can Nokia Ace

At this moment we are familiar with only two Windows Phone handsets from Nokia, the Nokia 800 and the Nokia 710 Lumia. But these are definitely not the only handsets planned to be released in his lineup.

In one of her promo videos introduced a Nokia handset, which many on the Nokia-700 seems (introduced back in August, Symbian Belle). The video shows the potential of the new hardware created by Nokia's developers.

This may be just a concept phone, so we can't be sure about her actual release. It will probably be the Nokia 700 look like but come with Mango OS, as in the case of the 800-Developing Nokia, which is in fact the WP version of the popular Nokia N9.

Earlier we had rumors about a new device called the Nokia ACE or the Nokia 900, so this would be that exact handset. The specs of the smartphone are not announced. Still if we compare to the Nokia 800 Lumia, we can assume that the display of the handset will exceed 3.7 inches; close to 4 inches. Waiting for a feedback from Nokia reps.

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