AT&T's Nokia Lumia 2520 tablet priced at $399 online at the Microsoft Store
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The online Microsoft Store has a deal on the AT&T version of the Nokia Lumia 2520. The slate is priced off contract for $399, which is a cool $100 off the usual $499 price of the slate. Powered by Windows RT 8.1, the tablet features a 10.1 inch screen with resolution of 1920 x 1080, which provides a pixel density of 218ppi.
You'll find a quad-core 2.2GHz Snapdragon 800 CPU under the hood, with the Adreno 330 GPU handling graphics. 2GB of RAM is on board with 32GB of native storage. The 6.7MP snapper on back has an aperture of f/1.9, which means you should be able to take great pictures, even under low-light conditions. That could be why there is no flash on the device. A massive 8000mAh battery keeps the wheels turning.
Of course, the Nokia Lumia 2520 has a Power Keyboard available in black for $149.99. According to Nokia, the accessory will increase your typing speed by 50%. It also doubles as a case that protects the tablet from drops. And it even has a 2027mAh battery embedded to increase the battery life of the tablet.by half. There is also a touchpad on the Keyboard that helps you navigate your way around the screen.
source: MicrosoftStore via MicrosoftNews, WMPoweruser
Of course, the Nokia Lumia 2520 has a Power Keyboard available in black for $149.99. According to Nokia, the accessory will increase your typing speed by 50%. It also doubles as a case that protects the tablet from drops. And it even has a 2027mAh battery embedded to increase the battery life of the tablet.by half. There is also a touchpad on the Keyboard that helps you navigate your way around the screen.
If you're looking for a new tablet and would love to save $100 (which you can use to help fund a purchase of the Power Keyboard), check out the online Microsoft Store by clicking on the sourcelink below.
Buy the Nokia Lumia 2520 from the Microsoft Store and save $100
source: MicrosoftStore via MicrosoftNews, WMPoweruser
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