A smartphone for young people.
With everyone all wrapped up in Nokia's powerful Lumia 900, it would be easy to forget about the less flashy Lumia devices that Nokia has in the works. While the Lumia 900 is a full-featured Windows Phone device designed to go toe-to-toe with the best smartphones available on the market today, the Finnish company recognizes that not everyone needs the beefiest smartphone possible.
The Lumia 610 is a budget Lumia and Nokia confirmed that it's arriving in the United Kingdom in June. Announced earlier this year, at Mobile World Congress in Barcelona, the Lumia 610 is aimed at young people, first-time smartphone buyers. It boasts a slightly more curved design than we've seen with the other Lumia devices and packs an 800 MHz ARM Cortex-A5 CPU, Adreno 200 graphics, 256 MB RAM, 256 MB ROM, a 3.7-inch 480x800 capacitive touchscreen LCD, 8 GB of internal memory, a 5-megapixel rear-facing camera, Bluetooth 2.1, and Windows Phone 7.5 (Tango).
SlashGear reports that the device will be available for free, costing £15 per month. It's not yet known what that plan will include but we're sure we'll hear more about it soon. Meanwhile, if a contract isn't your thing, the Inquirer got word from Nokia that it'll be available SIM-free for £150.

It's Mango
Cheap enough for me to try a WP device without a significant investment.
Might even turn it into a giveaway..? Ehh.
Nope. It's Tango (or Mango Refresh)
You may want to grab a dictionary and check under 'free'...
No, she means there's no initial outlay for the phone. It's just the way they advertise contract phones over here.
Aye, no, no, no, no. No.
You can't leave the sentence like that and expect it to make sense.
Where is the Lumia 800 series for the USA? at&T? Hello? The 800 is better IMHO... its smaller, fits in the pocket - yet has the same specs as the 900.
Aye... seems like a great way to give WP a whirl without making a big investment into the platform. Thinking of doing that myself...
RAM, or specs for that matter, isn't everything buddy...
Windows Phone 7 is written very well to the point that it runs on hardware that Android would struggle with. That's the way we should be heading, not throwing more and more hardware at the problem.
256Mb is a plenty of memory (last year I have programed a processor with 256b of RAM