Nokia launches Lumia 610

Nokia, the mobile giants, have introduced a new batch of phones with newer operating systems. The first major presentation from the pioneer manufacturers on Monday has been dominated by design and desire to open up to new audiences. Nokia
has focused n avoiding technical experiences, processors and details of hardware.

Before an audience of Mobile World Congress, Nokia showed their new handsets at the fair. The Lumia 900, which is already in the United States, was presented at CES, coming to Europe with Skype preinstalled. Its price is 480 Euros.

Lumia Model 610, somewhat below the current 710, focused on music, will cost 189 Euros. It will be a mid-range phone but with a set price they are targeting to offer gadgets similar to Android. The company has also created a video
on their website where users can see the features of this new phone.

Stephen Elop, CEO of the company, has announced Asha models, intended for an audience with less purchasing power in emerging and developing a way to keep the places where most recognized brand. They also want to land in China,
where they believe it may grow by 60%.

One year ago, we shared that Nokia was embarking on a new journey to build great mobile devices," said the president and chief executive of Nokia.

"With our fourth Lumia device, smarter mobile phones and an array of new services, we are demonstrating that we can change the clock speed of Nokia."

Nokia has closed the presentation at the Barcelona fair with a new sounding past: Nokia 808 Pure View, a phone with Symbian, its previous operating system and a sensor of 41 megapixels.

The doubts not only reside in the fluidity of the apparatus, the time between photos and the future of the platform, but also the need not to fill storage with few snapshots. It will cost 450 Euros.

All Nokia phones will come in the second quarter of the year.

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