DaMan
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Nokia’s first Windows Phone-powered smartphone to launch in the United States is already available for free on contract. <a href="http://www.bgr.com/2011/12/14/nokia-re-enters-u-s-market-50-lumia-710-for-t-mobile-launches-january-11th/">Nokia and T-Mobile unveiled the Nokia Lumia 710 last month</a> and confirmed that while the handset is certainly not a flagship device, it will play an important role for Nokia as it re-enters the U.S. market. The 710 can’t hold a candle to <a href="http://www.bgr.com/2012/01/10/nokia-lumia-900-hands-on/">the Lumia 900 Nokia and AT&T will be launching in March</a>, but at $50, the Lumia 710 is an excellent entry-level smartphone. And at $0 on contract, the price Walmart is currently asking from new customers, the 710 is an unbelievable value. <a href="http://www.bgr.com/2012/01/05/nokia-lumia-710-review/">BGR reviewed the Lumia 710 earlier this month</a> and we thought the phone could indeed be a great tool for Nokia and T-Mobile as they tries to convert feature phone users into smartphone customers.<span id="more-122609"></span>
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Nokia’s first Windows Phone-powered smartphone to launch in the United States is already available for free on contract. <a href="http://www.bgr.com/2011/12/14/nokia-re-enters-u-s-market-50-lumia-710-for-t-mobile-launches-january-11th/">Nokia and T-Mobile unveiled the Nokia Lumia 710 last month</a> and confirmed that while the handset is certainly not a flagship device, it will play an important role for Nokia as it re-enters the U.S. market. The 710 can’t hold a candle to <a href="http://www.bgr.com/2012/01/10/nokia-lumia-900-hands-on/">the Lumia 900 Nokia and AT&T will be launching in March</a>, but at $50, the Lumia 710 is an excellent entry-level smartphone. And at $0 on contract, the price Walmart is currently asking from new customers, the 710 is an unbelievable value. <a href="http://www.bgr.com/2012/01/05/nokia-lumia-710-review/">BGR reviewed the Lumia 710 earlier this month</a> and we thought the phone could indeed be a great tool for Nokia and T-Mobile as they tries to convert feature phone users into smartphone customers.<span id="more-122609"></span>
<a href="http://www.walmart.letstalk.com/product/product.htm?prId=40430&corpId=515">Read</a>
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