Nokia is preparing cheaper Windows Phone smartphone than Lumia 610

During this time, middle-class smartphone market dominated by Android-based devices. With reasons for wanting to enliven the market, Nokia also plans to release a variety of smartphones mentioned will be cheaper than Android phones.

Reported by Pocket-lint, CEO of Nokia, Stephen Elop, the company revealed plans to enter smartphone market that is affordable with the new Windows Phone lineup, not just from Symbian.



The only base-class smartphone Windows Phone from Nokia in circulation today are Nokia Lumia 610, and according to Elop will be coming soon more Lumia products are even cheaper rates.

"We will make devices based on Windows Phone Nokia less than Lumia 610. We have to compete with Android on a competitive basis," Elop said in an investor conference held by the company some time ago.
To obtain this target, Nokia has said it will be assisted by Microsoft that is doing the repair and optimization Tango base class for smartphone devices.

"The biggest challenge is to break the power of Android and IOS are very strong at retail level. That is the essence of the problem," said Elop. Unfortunately, Elop did not elaborate on more specific about exactly when Lumia products that have low prices will be released to the market.

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