The Nokia Lumia 620 is the third and most affordable in its range of Windows Phone 8 smartphones. Alongside the flagship Nokia Lumia 920 and mid-range Nokia Lumia 820, the Nokia Lumia 620 offers a more fun, youthful appeal, and compact design. Check out device photos, full specs, features and introduction video after break.

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 Key Features & Specs:

Striking, Vibrant Design:

• Dual-colored shells are exchangeable and the good looks are built to last – with the colors running all the way through the material so the scratches never show.
• Choose from seven colors* – lime green, orange, magenta, yellow, cyan, white and black.
• Compact, cup-shaped unibody has been molded to make it a pleasure to hold in just about any size hand.
• Combination of ClearBlack display and sunlight readability enhancements brings brilliant colors and content right to the surface, even in the brightest conditions.

Powered by Windows Phone 8:

• Nokia’s most affordable Windows Phone 8 smartphone, so far.
• Do more with Microsoft Office, Xbox Live, SkyDrive cloud  storage and surf the Web faster and safer with Internet Explorer 10.
• Live Tiles constantly update in real time on your Start screen, to show you what’s new and what’s now.

Signature Lumia Experiences:

• With Cinemagraph you can add simple animations to your photos – such as moving clouds, fluttering flags, or  waving hands.
• Smart Shoot automatically takes multiple photos with a  single click so that you can effortlessly choose what to  keep – like the best smiles – to create the perfect shot.
• Enjoy free and unlimited music streaming**. With Nokia Music, you can tap into the latest tracks or create your own channels based on the artists you love.
• Hold up your Nokia Lumia 620 and City Lens instantly reveals what’s around you.
• Get free turn-by-turn voice-guided navigation with Nokia  Drive**. Also available offline.

Introduction Video:

Price & Availability:

The new Lumia 620 will cost $249 excluding taxes and subsidies, the handset will begin selling in January 2013 in Asia, followed closely by Europe and the Middle East before expanding further.