T-Mobile's Nokia Lumia 925 just $199.95 at HSN

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T-Mobile's Nokia Lumia 925 just $199.95 at HSN
The Home Shopping Network did a great job last year, selling out the low-end Nokia Lumia 521 on more than one occasion. Now, HSN is moving up to a higher-end Windows Phone model with the Nokia Lumia 925. You can purchase the whole phone for just $199.95, on sale from the regular price of $426.40. And this is the price sans contract. That's right, no handcuffs here (unless you employ them for other activities). And you can pay this off in four equal payments of $49.99.

It's been a while since the Nokia Lumia 925 has come up in general conversation, so let's refresh your memory, shall we? Released last June, the phone offers a  4.5 inch AMOLED display with resolution of 768 x 1280, which works out to a pixel density of 334. Under the hood is a dual-core 1.5GHz Snapdragon S4 Plus CPU, and an Adreno 225 GPU. 1GB of RAM is inside and 16GB of native storage is on board. An 8.7MP rear-facing camera adorns the back with OIS used for both the camera and video capture, and the 1.2MP front-facing shooter will take your selfies. Keeping the phone powered up is a 2000mAh cell.

It is not known how long this deal is good for, so if you're looking for an outstanding camera on a value-priced handset, this is it. The Lumia 925 was one of the last Windows Phone 8 models made before the GDR3 update allowed manufacturers of Windows Phone handsets to catch up to high-end Android phones, which Nokia did with the Nokia Lumia 1520 and Nokia Lumia Icon.


source: HSN via WMPoweruser
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