Nokia opens up pre-orders on Lumia hardware in Egypt

Nokia is taking pre-orders online for the Lumia 920, Lumia 820 and Lumia 620 in Egypt. Announcing that there's only a limited number of units available, the manufacturer is providing consumers the opportunity to get in quick and snatch one of the Windows Phones before they go. The devices have proven to be popular in other markets, which the company is planning to look closely at in Egypt.

Unfortunately no prices are provided, but multiple colours are available, which can be selected along with the desired Lumia. For the Lumia 820 and 920, consumers have the choice of yellow, white, black and red. For the Lumia 620, there's a slightly different line-up: black, white, cyan and green. It's good to see the company firing up the machine in Egypt.

Source: Nokia Egypt (Facebook); thanks, IceCrush, for the tip!

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