Nokia To Launch 5 New Devices In Lumia, Asha Range

Microsoft has acquired Nokia's handset business for over $7 billion and the transaction is expected to close in first quarter of 2014. In 2011, both the companies had partnered to use Microsoft's operating system for Nokia' range of smartphones, Lumia.

The Lumia 1320 is Nokia's second phablet with six-inch screen with 720p HD display. Designed on the lines of Lumia 1520, the new device is priced at $339, which is almost half of the price of its predecessor.

It also features a 1.7 Ghz dual core processor, GB RAM, 5MP camera and 3400 mAh battery.

The Lumia 525, which is globally priced at $199, features a four-inch touchscreen, Snapdragon's 1Ghz dual core processor and 1GB RAM.

Nokia, which launched the Asha series of affordable smartphones for emerging markets like India, launched four devices this year in the series.

"The affordable smartphone market is making headway in the country and we are expanding the Asha family to offer consumers a range of smartphone capabilities at price points to suit a variety of needs," Nokia India Director (Mobile Phones) Sari Harju said.

The Asha 503 will feature a three-inch scratch resistant Gorilla Glass screen, 5MP camera, offer 3.5G HSPA speed and feature.

The Asha 500 features a 2.8 inch screen and 2MP camera.
Read Also: 8 Solutions To Make Gadgets Theft Free
Sony And LG Are Up With Google Edition Gadgets