Presentation of the Nokia Lumia 630 to the media |
During interactive session with the media held recently at Protea Hotel, Ikeja, the technology giant stated the Lumia 630 Dual SIM with Windows Phone 8.1 in now available for consumers in Nigeria. The Lumia 630 Dual SIM delivers an unrivalled smartphone experience, with quad-core processing at a price that sits right with our consumers.
Head of Marketing, Nokia West and Central Africa, a subsidiary of Microsoft Mobile, Debbie Shepard noted that all across the world, millions of people are switching to Lumia Windows Phones and getting a taste of Affordable Innovation at its best! “We are thrilled to extend this innovation to Africa and super excited that the Lumia 630 Dual SIM is now available in NIGERIA” she said.
Continuing, Shepard said “we are extending our high-end technologies and apps to more customers across our various markets, with a seamless Windows Phone 8.1 experience and the first ever Dual SIM technology on a Lumia Windows Phone, enabling people to seamlessly switch between their SIMs without switching off their devices.
The Lumia 630 Dual SIM is built with a 1.2 GHz Quad Core Snapdragon Processor which makes the device super fast and delivers fast, uncompromised social experiences. It also boasts of a bold 4.5” clear black screen.
It also comes with the new Notification Centre called the Action Centre that allows users simply swipe from the top to the bottom to gives a user quick access to Calls, e-Mails, App Updates as well as the Word Flow keyboard which is regarded as the fastest and most personal shape writing keyboard.
Fielding questions from the media, Managing Director, Nick Imudia said “the Lumia 630 Dual SIM provides the perfect value smartphone experience with Windows Phone 8.1. We believe the smart Dual SIM capability and signature Lumia design and experiences make it unbeatable in its range. With the Nokia Lumia 630 Dual SIM, you get MORE of everything you want from a smartphone.”
Some journalist observing the new device yesterday, May 28, 2014 |
Nokia Lumia 630 |
I think Microsoft made the right decision by maintaining the Nokia brand name... Friends like how much do you think this phone could worth?
ReplyDeleteThe recently Nokia X cost around 20k so I expect the price range not to be too different
ReplyDeleteTaking a look at the pix here, I'm not sure there would be any much difference between the Nokia X series and this new Lumia. How much?
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