Nokia Lumia 800 Pink Contract Deals Now on T-Mobile
The new pink Nokia Lumia phone has now been released on contract deals after an initial release as a SIM free phone, the Nokia Lumia 800 Pink edition now joins the original black and more recent cyan blue colour schemes on T-Mobile deals in the UK as well as the new Samsung Galaxy S2 Pink edition just in time for Valentines day.
Nokia Lumia 800 Pink deals on the T-Mobile network can now be ordered with a free phone from just £25.53 per month or only £15.32 for those who don’t mind paying an upfront price for the phone, there are two deals for the new Magenta Pink Nokia Lumia phone at £25.53 with our pick being the T-Mobile £25 + Internet offer which includes 600 minutes of calls, 500 text messages and 500MB of data to use each and every month.
Nokia Lumia 800 Pink
The Nokia Lumia 800 Magenta Pink edition offers the very same technology and features of the other two colour schemes, these include the latest Windows 7.5 operating system known as the Mango edition which is hailed by many as the most advanced, sleek and easy to use OS currently available and fast becoming preferred over the Android OS of the most popular Samsung Galaxy S2 and even the iOS5 of the iPhone 4S.
Offering a very sleek design with a curved front 3.7 inch AMOLED touch screen using ClearBlack technology for rich blacks and vibrant colours the Nokia Lumia 800 looks very different to many other smart phones on the market, commonly seen as the ‘comeback’ handset for the manufacturer it has boosted sales figures since its launch.
On the reverse of the phone is an 8 mega pixel camera with Carl Zeiss optics which can capture 720p HD video clips, on the inside is a 1.4GHz processor with 512MB of RAM and 16GB of flash memory whilst connectivity technology includes Wi-Fi, 3.5G support and GPS for satellite navigation which uses Nokia Drive as a new development which allows the user to actually download maps before heading off on a journey to eradicate the need for a constant 3G signal.
Also included in the Lumia 800 is the new Nokia Music Store along with Nokia Radio Streaming service for those that love listen to their music whilst out and about, other features include Xbox Live integration, mobile editions of Microsoft Outlook and Office and social networking software for LinkedIn, Twitter and Facebook.
Although not as powerful as some of the latest Android models such as the dual core chips of the Samsung Galaxy Nexus and HTC Sensation XE this latest Nokia device more than makes up for this in style, features and the awesome new Windows operating system, there’s also a cheaper version of the phone that has been launched over the past couple of days known as the Nokia Lumia 710 which offers very similar features but with a slightly downgraded memory, camera and touch screen to keep costs low.
.
