Nokia Lumia 920 priced at just $99.99 for AT&T

Written by Andre Yoskowitz @ 06 Nov 2012 3:24 User comments (3)

AT&T has announced today the pricing for the Windows Phone 8-based HTC 8X, Nokia Lumia 920 and Lumia 820.

Starting with the 920, which goes on sale in three days, the price is just $99.99 with contract, and comes with a free wireless charging plate.

The other high-end device, the HTC 8X, will sell for the same price, but only with 8GB of internal storage. A 16GB model will sell for $199.99 and be available in blue.

On the lower end, the Lumia 820 will cost $50 with contract.

The 820 goes on sale tomorrow.

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16.11.2012 19:50

Taalen

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No surprise that Nokia-Microsoft is trying to buy market share, but really, how many are willing to go for a non-existing ecosystem and an OS that may very well be shut down within the year just to save fifty bucks or so compared to getting a solid high end device with an existing ecosystem and an OS without a significant risk of getting no support and dying.

Personally, I'd have to be paid to take a WP device of any sort, and that's without contract.

28.11.2012 16:18

voyager

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Well when is going to be available i'm dying for Lumia, fans are getting angry.

39.11.2012 19:25

voyager

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I saw it today and was a frustration i went to many kiosks finding the yellow color.They only bring the red color;i hate you Nokia,bunch of idiots you promoted the phone in yellow color everytime and is exactly the color that not arrive.

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