Nokia Lumia 520

The Lumia 520, with a 4-inch touch-screen, is Nokia’s most affordable Windows Phone 8 smartphone, and offers the same digital camera lenses found on the flagship Lumia 920.

The Lumia 520 comes in five colors, with an estimated starting price of $185, and will reach the United States through T-Mobile.

The Lumia 720 offers a high-end camera experience, featuring a large f/1.9 aperture and Carl Zeiss optics, with an HD-quality, wide-angle front-facing camera.

Featuring a vibrant color palette, the 206 has a classic alphanumeric keypad, a 2.4-inch display and Nokia’s Slam feature, which allows consumers to share multimedia content like photos and videos with nearby friends.

The affordable 301 features a fast 3.5G Internet connection and Nokia Xpress Browser preloaded for up to 90 percent more data efficiency.

The 105 was created to offer such essentials as phone calls and Short Message Service (SMS) capability, but also some desirable extras like an FM radio and up to 35 days of standby battery life.

The Android-based Liquid Z2 handset offers support for dual-SIM cards, but also a rather low-resolution 3.5-inch LCD display.

A 3-megapixel camera, 1GHz single-core MediaTek processor and 512MB of RAM round out the package for this budget smartphone.

This handset offers a single-core Intel Atom Z2420 1.2GHz processor, and a 4.3-inch quarter-high-definition (qHD) LCD display, but just 4GB of storage.

The Liquid E1 features a large 4.5-inch qHD display, a dual-core processor, and two speakers with DTS sound for volume maximization.