Nokia Lumia 630: Announced almost a week ago during Microsoft's BUILD Conference, the Lumia 630 is one of the two Windows Phone 8.1 powered smartphones which were launched by Finnish manufacturer Nokia. 

And from the looks of the device, one could say that it is a mix of the Asha's colorful design, and Lumia's rectangular frame with curved edges. And with a price tag of just 150 euros in Europe, it is certainly a tempting offer. 

Ever since Android became the number smartphone OS and Samsung the highest shipper of units, Nokia has tried to become a force to reckon with through its own flagship devices with heavy focus on smartphone photography. 

Both the Pureview 404 and Lumia 1020 were fantastic phones which can easily be labeled as among the best cameraphones in the history of technology. 

However, great competition from other brands and especially the Android platform has changed Nokia and Microsoft's strategy. Now, the soon to be united companies are merging quality, design and a cheaper price tag in order to get the interest of potential platform switchers. 

According to the report by GSM Arena, that is certainly what is happening now as the lower midrange device Lumia 630 make its way to Europe with price tag of only 150 euros or about $205. 

So what exactly would you get by paying that amount of money? 

First of all, you will be among the first to experience the Windows Phone 8.1 update which has recently been showcased in Microsoft's BUILD event. Features such as Cortana, notification center, and customizable start screen are also added. 

Other notable specs include a 4.5-inch FWVGA ClearBlack display, a Snapdragon 400 chipset, 512MB of RAM, and a quad-core CPU clocked at 1.2GHz.

Also on board is a 5MP primary camera, an 8GB internal memory and a microSD card slot.