Nokia has confirmed that its budget, Windows Phone, Lumia 610 handset will launch in June.
The Nokia Lumia 610 is set to be the Finnish firm's cheapest phone running the Windows Phone operating system, as it looks to push the smartphone envelope in the budget market.
It packs an array of uninspiring specifications including a 3.7-inch (800 x 400) screen, 800MHz processor, 256MB of RAM and 5MP camera with LED flash.
Windows Phone Tango
However the Lumia 610 also sports the latest version of Microsoft's mobile software, Windows Phone Tango, which has been specially developed to run on smartphones with less power – allowing manufactures to keep the cost of the handset down.
With this is mind the Lumia 610 is expected to land with a sub-£100 price tag in the UK – putting it in direct competition with the likes of the Huawei Ascend G300 and Motorola Defy Mini.
A word of warning though, due to the low amount of RAM the Lumia 610 has inside, some apps and features, generally the more demanding ones, may not work on the handset.
Find out our thoughts on this super cheap handset check out our hands on: Nokia Lumia 610 review.