4/07/2012 04:18:00 AM
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Tomorrow, the first LTE-capable Windows Phone from Nokia becomes available for purchase on the market in the United States.
The handset will be released on the airwaves of the wireless carrier AT&T, with a price tag of $99 (75 Euros) attached to it on a monthly contract.
This is the most advanced Windows Phone device from Nokia, packing a 4.3-inch touchscreen display and a 1.4GHz application processor.
It also arrives on shelves with 16GB of internal memory, as well as with an 8-megapixel photo snapper on the back, and with a front camera for making video calls.
With a solid unibody design, Nokia Lumia 900 is meant to impress through both appearance and feel, as well as through the level of performance it can deliver.
In fact, Nokia claims that this device is capable of providing users with the full smartphone experience they have been looking for.
Thus, the company launched the “Smartphone Beta Test” website and advertising campaign for Lumia 900, claiming that all other smart devices before it have been released only as part of a global beta test program.
Lumia 900 is here to put an end to the beta test period, courtesy of a great build and the appealing performance levels it is capable of offering.
The said website came online a few days ago with references to the “beta test” program, and is now featuring Lumia 900 too.
Two video commercials were launched as part of this marketing campaign, meant to point out the strong selling points that Nokia’s new Windows Phone has over its rivals. They can be seen embedded below.
Lumia 900 will be able to keep users informed at all times with social networking updates right on the home screen, and will also offer better camera capabilities, among other features.
Currently, Nokia’s smartphone is shipping to those who pre-ordered it. Tomorrow, it will be put up for grabs via AT&T’s online and brick and mortar stores, as well as through partner retailers.
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