Hands-on first impressions with the T-Mobile Nokia Lumia 710

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  • Nokia announced their first two Windows Phone devices at Nokia World last fall and now we are seeing the first model appear officially in the U.S. The Lumia 710 is a $50 smartphone, but is still a solid Windows Phone device.

    Check out my ZDNet Smartphones & Cell Phones blog post for more thoughts and a hands-on video.

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  • There isn't much included in the box, but you will find the Nokia Lumia 710, battery, USB cable, and A/C adapter for the USB cable.

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  • The Lumia 710 competes with the HTC Radar 4G on T-Mobile.

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  • The Lumia 710 and Radar 4G both have 5 megapixel cameras and LED flash lights.

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  • The Nokia Lumia 710 feels great in the hand and the Clear Black Display is attractive.

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  • Rather than the typical capacitive Windows Phone buttons, you will find one long hardware button on the Lumia 710.

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  • There is a 5 megapixel camera and flash on the back of the Lumia 710. The back cover is soft touch material.

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  • There is a mono speaker on the bottom back of the Lumia 710.

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  • The microUSB port, 3.5mm headset jack, and power button are found on the top of the Nokia Lumia 710.

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  • There are openings for the lanyard on the bottom right of the Nokia Lumia 710.

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  • The volume button is found on the upper right with the camera capture button on the lower right.

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Nokia announced their first two Windows Phone devices at Nokia World last fall and now we are seeing the first model appear officially in the U.S. The Lumia 710 is a $50 smartphone, but is still a solid Windows Phone device.

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Nokia announced their first two Windows Phone devices at Nokia World last fall and now we are seeing the first model appear officially in the U.S. The Lumia 710 is a $50 smartphone, but is still a solid Windows Phone device.

Check out my ZDNet Smartphones & Cell Phones blog post for more thoughts and a hands-on video.

Caption by: Matthew Miller

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