Nokia Ace shows up in design musuem

It seems that during an exhibition of some of their latest phone designs at the Design Museum in Shad, Thames, Nokia may have outed one of their yet-to-be-released Windows Phone devices, the Nokia Ace (or also known as the Nokia 900), which has made its appearance on several occasions.

This is one of Nokia’s more powerful Windows Phone devices, with both the Nokia Lumia 800 and Lumia 710 being marketed as affordable, there has been word that Nokia plans to reveal their higher end models next year, and the Nokia Ace could be one of them.

Based on the photo above, the Nokia Ace looks more like the Lumia 800 in terms of its squarish design. If the specs are to be believe, we could be looking at a 1.4GHz processor with 1GB of RAM, a 4.3” ClearBlack AMOLED display, HSPA+ connectivity, 16/32GB internal storage along with an 8MP camera. As to whether that camera will also be featuring the 28mm Carl Zeiss Tessar lens remains unknown. The Nokia Ace is expected to debut on AT&T’s network in 2012, so we expect more details to surface as the date approaches.