The Lumia 620 by Nokia is the follow up to the Lumia 610 which was hitherto the cheapest Windows Phone smartphone in the UK at well under £100.

The former costs £199.99 at DigitalRev, a popular website with photographers and looks like a variant of the Lumia 710.

Compared to the latter, it swaps the processor, which was a single core MSM8255, for a dual-core Snapdragon S4 model clocked at 1GHz, upgrades the Windows Phone 7.5 OS for a Windows Phone 8 and shoves in a front facing camera plus a microSD card slot.

Other features remain the same; there’s a 5-megapixel rear camera, a 3.8in 800 x 480 ClearBlack display, 512MB of RAM, 8GB onboard storage, a microUSB port and is available in a range of colours (six in all).

Clove Technology, O2 and Three have already confirmed that they will be stocking the Lumia 620.

Nokia also bundled a few interesting features like Smart Shoot, Cinemagraph (which adds motion to still images), City Lens and Nokia Music.