Nokia Lumia 920

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I had read somewhere that the HTC 8X is going to be selling for around 18k-19k in India....so i suppose that the 920 would sell for about 24k in India as it does have some better features over the 8x (Better camera, screen and Nokia maps+ apps).
 
Its a 35K for HTC 8X and 20K for 8S. No way Nokia will be selling Lumia 920 at 24K in India. In US, its heavily subsidized by their exclusive carrier AT&T. 99$ on 2yr contract and 449$ for unlocked is the best deal they have. For instance, 8X is at 199$ 2yr contract. So they have almost killed the competition. Nokia is almost non existent from US market and teaming up with big carrier exclusively to promote flagship product with heavy subsidies is a good strategy. ATT 'l also be hoping to get new customers on board and all US carriers now want the third ecosystem to emerge after Apple and android. Many reasons for that but its completely different situation in India. Nokia has comparatively huge market share and brand value. They certainly won't go that aggressive here. Instead it will be kind of overpriced here.
 
Need to buy a Windows Phone 8 device for official work. Where can I order/pre- order from.Can I get a developer edition device with network free and other driver option.Priority:-Nokia Lumia 920Nokia Lumia 820Samsung ATIV SHTC WP 8x
 
No way.. check the camera its written as 8.7Mp.. so this should be 820!!
920 has 8.7 MP camera while 820 has 8 MP so no issue there. Concern is random sites like the one mentioned in above link can not be trusted. Price mentioned by them is just their guess probably based on price of same phone in US. But this logic doesn't always work. Phones sold through carriers are often subsidized even though its off contract deal. And here in India, we have phones directly sold by OEMs after heavy import duties and taxes.
 
Just a note. USD 449 for Nokia Lumia 920 in USA from AT&T is for a without contract device. It is still locked to AT&T SIMs.
 
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