Microsoft has reportedly launched the dual SIM Lumia 630 in India, its first mobile after acquiring Nokia.
According to CNET, Microsoft's Nokia India division announced the release of Lumia 630, the first dual-SIM Windows Phone. The phone will be launching in India initially, at a price of Rs.11,500.
However, the date of availability is still not clear, but it is expected to enter the market between May 14- May 16.
The Lumia 630 will sport a 4.5 inch screen, 1.2GHz quad-core Qualcomm Snapdragon processor, 8GB of internal storage, expandable to 128GB, it will also benefit from the new features in Windows Phone 8.1, including the Cortana voice assistant and a long-awaited notification center, the report added.
The phone will also come in Single-SIM variant priced at Rs.10,500, which is expected to release in June.
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