Nokia Lumia 521 officially coming to T-Mobile
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While the phone might indeed offer some high-end features, the specs are decidedly not in that zip-code. We're talking about a 4 inch ClearBlack, SuperSensitive Touch display with resolution of 480 x 800 which works out to a pixel density of 235ppi, a far cry below the 320ppi-468ppi range that today's high-end models sport. A dual-core 1GHz Qualcomm Snapdragon S4 processor is under the hood while just 512MB of RAM is aboard. While 8GB of storage comes on the handset, a microSD slot is available to expand the amount of storage on the device. On back is a 5MP camera that captures video in 720p at 30 fps. There is no flash for the camera on back and there also is no front-facing camera on the handset. The battery weighs in at 1430mAh.
We will have to see how T-Mobile decides to price this, although there is speculation that it could be free with a two-year contract. The Nokia Lumia 520 is priced at 139 EUR ($184 USD) before taxes. That would be a great deal considering that features like Cinemagraph and Panorama would be included as well as the same digital lens found on the Nokia Lumia 920.
source: T-Mobile
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2. PapaSmurf posted on 25 Feb 2013, 07:56 0 0
This is good for people who want a smartphone for cheap, but I honestly don't understand why T-Mobile can't get high end smart phones anymore. :/
3. Bernoulli posted on 25 Feb 2013, 09:24 2 0
Because of the value plans, t-mobile is going back to be the player it was when it first came to the US, offering cheap prices when you bring your own device, and I'm okay with that personally, I'd much rather have a discount on my bill that will save me money in the long run vs a one time discount on a handset
5. -box- posted on 25 Feb 2013, 13:29 0 0
It wouldn't hurt my feelings at all if T-Mobile were to offer the entire Lumia range... 520 (er, 521) 620, 720, and hopefully the 920 soon.
7. -box- posted on 25 Feb 2013, 14:07 0 0
Oh, and the Asha range as well for cheaper prepaid offerings.
6. Jyakotu posted on 25 Feb 2013, 14:01 0 0
Thank you Nokia for introducing colors back to phones! I grew tired of just seeing black, white, and gray/sliver.


