There's little debate that AT&T customers are in line to get the new Nokia Lumia 1020 and we've received another sign to confirm just that. The Lumia 1020 is now being listed in AT&T product inventory and has been assigned a SKU number. Our anonymous tipster also noted that the Lumia 1020 has been seen in the hands of AT&T employees for testing.
The inventory listing also confirms the black, yellow and white color options that we saw with the Microsoft inventory sheet the other day.
We are still expecting the Lumia 1020 to be available at the end of the month with an out of contract price of $602. Contractual discounts haven't been announce but will surely reduce the pricing significantly ($199 maybe?).
Remember Thursday Nokia is set to officially announce the Lumia 1020 at the Zoom Reinvented event and hopefully pricing and availability will come into sharp focus. And if you're in New York City on Thursday, remember the Zoom Party that Nokia is going to throw that evening. We'll be at both events and will bring you all the news and coverage possible.
Thanks, anonymous, for the tip and screen grab!

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