As has been rumored, Nokia is indeed bringing a pair of Windows Phones to Mobile World Congress, a global version of the Lumia 900 and a new entry-level handset, the Lumia 610. Specs on the 900 are well-known, but details on the the 610 remain elusive; we’re pretty sure that it sports a five-megapixel camera, which casts some doubt on the purported specifications making the rounds which give it just a three-megapixel shooter. Apparently the 610 will come in four different shades, while the 900 will be available in white, black, and cyan.
Nokia is also expected to announce the spiritual followup to the N8, a photography-focused handset supposedly called the 808 Pureview. Rounding out the alleged MWC line should be a trio of S40-powered featurephones poised to join the Asha family.
Note: The screenshots used here are for illustrative purposes only.
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