Affordable dual-SIM Nokia RM-977 with 4.5" screen now testing

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Zauba � an organization handling the import of tech into India � has listed 43 units of the Nokia RM-977 as being brought in from Finland for "intercompany use for testing and evaluation purposes only".

The details on the device are scarce, but the screen size is known � 4.5". That's the same size as the Lumia 92x handsets, and a bit smaller than the 4.7" Lumia 625.

The price of the device is listed as INR 8,000 ($130). That's the same price as a Lumia 520, but much cheaper than the INR 15,000 ($245) price for the Lumia 625. So, what is it? The info on the site says it's a single-SIM device, so that rules out a dual-SIM Asha (those are under INR 5,000 anyway).

Update: The site actually lists two versions with the same model number. The second version is marked "dual-SIM". Is this the Nokia Moneypenny?

Is it a Lumia 520's equivalent of the 625 � same specs, bigger screen? We won't know until it's official or at least until someone leaks it.

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Affordable dual-SIM Nokia RM-977 with 4.5" screen now testing - reader commentsAnonymousif this is truly the successor of Lumia 520, the rumor comes about half year before will be true: http://www.nextpowerup.com/news/1580/multiple-la rge-screen-sized-nokia-lumia-devices-coming-soon .html

Reply2013-12-10 09:26XMpUDebbCan it be Normandy, an Asha phone with a bigger screen (and probably with higher spec)? This was highlighted by @evleaks few days back.

Reply2013-12-10 08:59tUdYSVKThat price is only for testing devices. Final market product would have lots of components added (marketing cost, tax, etc), making device costlier then testing device.

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