The mockup image below shows what the Nokia Lumia 900 could look like. The device is expected to launch soon and be a follow on from the Nokia Lumia 800 Windows Phone. The new details reveal that it will likely run the Windows Phone Mango operating system rather than Tango which was previously mentioned.
The new device is believed to be Nokias flagship device when it launches and will come with a 4.3 inch WVGA screen, 512MB RAM along with an 8 megapixel camera. There are no details on what processor it will use although we suspect it will be single-core if launched with Mango. The battery is 1830mAh.
We hear that it will launch on the AT&T network but that it could also include the necessary 1700MHz band that T-Mobile 3G can also utilise. If that’s the case there will be some unlocking done so users can use it on that network as well.
We could hear more about this device in the coming week at CES where Microsoft and Nokia are also expected to release details of the Nokia Lumia 719. That particular device falls in to the mid-range category.
Depending on the launch date of the Lumia 900, we still might see Tango, but if it comes sooner then Mango will be the choice of Nokia.
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