Nokia has announced in Singapore that the OEM's new entry level model, the Nokia Lumia 525, has launched in the country. The device replaces the wildly successful Nokia Lumia 520 and is priced at $249 Singapore Dollars ($198 USD). The specs of the Nokia Lumia 525 match those of the Lumia 520 except for a doubling of the amount of RAM on the new model to 1GB from 512MB. The Nokia Lumia 520 is the top selling Windows Phone 8 handset in the world.
The Nokia Lumia 525 is being offered in glossy orange, yellow and white. A matte black is also being offered. The shells are exchangeable and add a level of customization not offered with the Nokia Lumia 520 and its twin, the T-Mobile branded Nokia Lumia 521.
After Singapore, the phone will continue its launch in Africa, the Middle East and in other Asia Pacific countries.
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