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Amazon is selling the Nokia Lumia 920 for $49.99 on contract
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Amazon has the Nokia Lumia 920 for $49.99 on contract
Those of you looking at the Nokia Lumia 920 will be happy to hear that Amazon has Nokia's flagship handset on sale for $49.99 with a signed two-year contract. The device is available in five colors, yellow, red, white, black and cyan. The first three colors are glossy while the latter two are matte. Off contract, the handset is $499.99

This is the time of the year when pricing becomes extremely competitive and a price that you thought was low can get even lower. We've already seen some leaks of Black Friday deals and we know that many of you are waiting for this coming Friday to pick up a Samsung Galaxy S III on the cheap, or a free HTC One X. We have no idea when Amazon's deal ends, but we do know that it is $50 less than AT&T's subsidized price for the phone. 

Want to know everything about this model? Check out our review of the Nokia Lumia 920 by clicking on this link.

source: Amazon (1), (2), (3), (4), (5) via NokiaBlog
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