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Nokia 625 with 4.7 inch screen gets price tag, available for pre-booking at Rs. 19,499

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Nokia 625 with 4.7 inch screen gets price tag, available for pre-booking at Rs. 19,499


 Nokia which launched Lumia 625 with 4.7-inch super-sensitive LCD screen last month is available for pre-order for Rs19,499. 
The device is available on e-commerce portal snapdeal.com and flopkart.com for pre-booking.  The portals show the MRP as 21,919 thereby offering a discount of 11%. Snapdeal is showing 3G Data for TATA Docomo + Nokia Music and Movies as freebie with the device.

 Nokia Lumia 625 runs on Windows Phone 8 and powered by 1.2GHz, Dual Core processor. It sports 5 MP Autofocus, LED flash,1080 pixels @30fps, VGA front facing camera and 512 MB RAM, 8 GB with support for up to 64 GB SD card.
Many of Nokia Lumia 625 features are similar to recently launched Lumia 1020 such as a range of integrated camera applications like Nokia Smart Camera which offers handy features like removing unwanted objects from pictures. It also has Nokia Cinemagraph, which turns photos into living memories with added movement.

 At the time of launch Jo Harlow, executive vice president, Nokia Smart Devices had said, "With our largest smartphone screen to date, the Nokia Lumia 625 is a perfect example of how Nokia is delivering leading smartphone innovation and experiences at every price point,"
The user can have access to more than 165,000 apps including Vimeo, Temple Run and WhatsApp. The company claims that  Lumia 625 offers faster mobile fun, as well as safer surfing with Internet Explorer 10 - making it ideal for viewing videos, games, and other content.

 Lumia 625 Features:

 • 4.7 Inch (11.94 cm) Touchscreen
• Windows Phone 8 OS
• 1.2GHz Dual Core Qualcomm Snapdragon S4
• 5 MP Rear Camera & VGA Front Camera
• 3G
• Wi-Fi
• GPRS/EDGE
• Bluetooth
• 8GB Internal Memory
• Expandable Memory Up to 64 GB
• FM Radio
• Music Player
• Video Player
• 3.5mm Audio Jack

source :http://www.telecomtiger.com/

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