Following rumours as to its expected release, the Nokia Lumia 910 - European equivalent of US-only Lumia 900 - has appeared on the website of a Dutch smartphone retailer with apparently 12-megapixel camera on offer.

Although no exact release details are give the product listing, found on Dutch site Typhone, the latest premature outing of Nokia’s next-generation Windows Phone handset has added further fuel to the fire of recent Nokia Lumia 910 rumours.

Nokia Lumia 910 Features

Following the CES 2012 unveiling of the US exclusive Nokia Lumia 900 numerous reports and rumours have suggested Finnish phone giant Nokia is to bring the device to European shores in the coming weeks in the form of the Nokia 910, with a 12-megapixel camera set to replace the 900’s 8-meg offering. This means the Nokia flagship device could soon be seen on the shelves of Middle-East's retailers.

Dropping the 900’s 4G LTE connectivity options, the Nokia Lumia 910 is reportedly set to host the same 4.3-inch ClearBlack AMOLED display with Microsoft’s Windows Phone Mango OS to be further plumped by a 1.4GHz processor and a host of Nokia exclusive WP7 apps including Nokia Drive.

Would you like to see the much mooted Nokia Lumia 900 make the jump to your Arab country or are you happy with its slightly smaller 800 branded sibling?

Via: TheVerge