Nokia Lumia 1520, the world’s first Windows Phone-powered tablet and the Nokia Lumia 2520, which runs on the Windows RT platform, will be available on the 22nd of November. It’s a week before the highly important Black Friday sale in the U.S.

The launch of both the phablet and tablet will coincide with the release of the new Xbox One. Nokia Lumia 1520 is expected to retail at $549 while the Nokia 2520 is expected to be sold at $499.

Nokia Lumia 1520 specs include a 6-inch Full HD display and Windows Phone 8. It will run on a a Qualcomm Snapdragon 800 2.2Ghz Quad Core processor and will have a PureView 20MP Auto Focus Zeiss optics with Optical Image Stabilization. The new phablet will also have built-in wireless charging.

The Nokia Lumia 2520 specs, aside from it being powered by Windows RT include a Qualcomm Snapdragon 800 2.2Ghz Quad Core processor, 6.7MP camera, and full 1080P HD AH-IPS display, High Brightness with Low Reflectance and Gorilla Glass 2 also for the display. WP Central said that Windows is banking on consumers hoping to have an “always connected” device and could be the reason why AT&T and Verizon are offering the device to come with Wi-Fi and 4G LTE built-in.

According to Windows Phone Central, AT&T and Verizon together with Microsoft and Nokia are planning to launch a huge fanfare for the release of the tablet, phablet and game console on November 22. The devices were originally scheduled for launch on November 15 but it was pushed back to November 22.

Many are awaiting how the market would respond to yet another Windows tablet. Some analysts suggest that the lack of apps for the Windows ecosystem limits the commercial appeal of the Nokia 2520, which looks strikingly similar to the Surface 2 by Microsoft.

Nokia’s mobile division is owned by Microsoft.