When Nokia announced the Lumia 900 (pictured above) earlier this month at the Consumer Electronics Show there was one problem for people in Europe.

That was the Nokia Lumia 900 comes with support for LTE , which isn't yet available in the UK or Europe. That led to rumours that the smartphone would be delayed until June in the UK, but since then we've heard that the Nokia Lumia 910 will launch on these shores instead.

The Nokia Lumia 910 has now appeared on a Dutch retailers website where it's listed as having a 12 mega-pixel camera, which backs up the information from the original Lumia 910 leak.

Aside from the improvement in the camera (up from 8 mega-pixels) the specification is expected to be identical to the Lumia 900 , apart from the omission of LTE support of-course.

That means the Lumia 910 will have a 4.3 inch touch-screen, 1.4 GHz processor, 16GB of onboard memory and the new 12 mega-pixel camera. It'll run on Windows Phone Mango and is expected to launch in May.

All of this information is currently pure speculation, but once 3G hears any official confirmation you'll be the first to know.

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