If you've got a bundle of cash burning a hole in your pocket, 22 November could be a very interesting day for you. As well as the Xbox One next-generation console, the Nokia Lumia 2520 Windows 8.1 tablet will be released on that day. In the US, at least.
It will be available through AT&T, it has been revealed, and could cost as little as $199.99 with a two-year agreement when bundled with a Nokia Lumia 925, Lumia 1020 or Lumia 1520 Windows Phone 8 smartphone.
Otherwise, it will cost $399.99 with a two-year agreement from the carrier when purchased alone. AT&T will also offer a no down payment scheme, with no upgrade or activation fees either. Customers will simply have to pay for the tablet at $25 a month, with no financing fees either.
Those who purchase and activate their 2520s between 22 November and 9 January 2014 will also get a voucher for $20 worth of apps.
AT&T will be offering the black model, not the red one bandied around by Stephen Elop during the Nokia World presentation event. It will come with 32GB of internal memory, 10.1-inch Full HD screen and built-in Office and Outlook. It's a 4G LTE device.
A separate Nokia Power Keyboard will also be available.
Other US carriers will also stock the Lumia 2520, including Verizon, but further details are yet to be revealed. As is a UK release date.
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