Ever since MWC at the beginning of March we've known T-Mobile is going to carry the Microsoft Lumia 640. The latest well-priced mid-range Windows Phone could be a big seller, but so far, we've not known any pricing details for the budget device. That's despite the fact that it showed up on T-Mobile's online store a couple of weeks back. Thankfully, Microsoft has come to our rescue. Sort of.
One of Windows Central's readers got in touch with the site to let them know that the device has made its way to the Microsoft Store. And that it has a price. If you follow this link to the store page you'll see the device as "coming soon" for $89. And that's the contract-free retail price. Considering the specs, and the initial hands-on experience I had last month, that seems an absolute bargain.
Specs include:
Alongside the 640 XL – which won't be coming to T-Mobile (as far as we know) – the 640 makes part of a pretty awesome pair of great-performing , affordable Windows Phone smartphones. And if it sells anything like some of the other budget T-Mobile Windows Phones, it should be very popular.
Source: Microsoft Via: Windows Central
About Cam Bunton Cam Bunton, Managing Editor. A film school graduate from the University of Cumbria, UK, Cam's past life was in mobile phone retail. His passion for cell phones got him in to that industry, and then in to this one. A family man with three kids, he somehow manages to balance his work duties with family life and a runaway Twitter addiction. Follow him on twitter: @PhoneDog_Cam View all posts by Cam Bunton → Here's to hoping it'll last longer than the Lumia 925 did.
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