Nokia Lumia 520 & 720

Nokia Lumia 520 and 720
This week we learned of two new Nokia Windows Phone devices, the Lumia 520 and the Lumia 720. The 520 will reportedly include a glove-compatible 4-inch screen, a dual-core 1 GHz CPU, 512 MB of RAM and 8 GB of storage. Unlike the Lumia 620, this phone won't have a front-facing camera. The Lumia 720 will have a 4.3-inch display, with the same internal specifications. On the camera front, expect a six megapixel rear facing camera and 2 megapixels on the front. Both phones will run Windows Phone 8, as you'd expect.


Nokia looks to be in a cycle of reinvention - we've heard rumours of three new code named Nokia devices over the past few weeks, including the 'EOS' PureView-equipped Windows Phone, the aluminium constructed 'Catwalk' and the AT&T exclusive 'Laser'. This week we can add two more phones to the mix: The Nokia Lumia 520 and the Nokia Lumia 720.

Nokia Lumia 520
Courtesy: prpro.co.uk

The Nokia Lumia 520 should sit below the highly rated Lumia 620 budget Windows Phone 8 handset, offering slightly worse specifications in exchange for a lower price. The 520 will come with a 4-inch screen that's extra sensitive (like the Lumia 920's), half a gigabyte of RAM and 8 GB of internal storage capable of being augmented via a micro SD card slot. The camera on the rear would be a 5 megapixel option, but there's no front-facer.


The Lumia 720 will be a bit better than the 620, offering a 4.3-inch Clear Black display, but the same dual-core CPU, 512 MB of RAM and 8 GB of internal storage. The chief advantage will be an improved front facing camera - 2 megapixels versus the inadequate VGA front-facer in the case of the Lumia 620.

Nokia Lumia 720
Courtesy: prpro.co.uk

If the phones are priced competitively, they could continue to shore up Nokia's leading position in the Windows Phone marketplace.

What do you make of them? Let us know in the comments below. Thanks for reading and have a good day!


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