Under some reason of the market competition, Nokia plans to unveil their cheaper Windows Smartphone to release for public after MWC 2012 in Barcelona, Spain.
The midrange Smartphone to be released is alongside with the new Lumia 610 and the worldwide version of the Lumia 900. Cheaper phones are the key for Nokia and Microsoft in their battle to win a larger share of the market, analysts say.
Nokia is set to unveil the phones at a news conference next Monday, on February 27.
Nokia last year dumped its own smartphone software platforms in favor of Microsoft's Windows Phone, which has so far had a limited impact due to the high prices of phones using it.
Microsoft's share of the smartphone market fell to a mere 2 percent last quarter, compared with 3 percent a year ago and 13 percent four years earlier, according to Strategy Analytics.
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