Lumia 920 pre-orders performing well in France and Italy

Lumia 920

The Lumia 920 has gradually get available for pre-society through retailers and the like, merely we've not yet been able to confirm globally what carriers will be stocking Windows Phones, except for those who have made the data publicly bachelor. Every bit for the number of pre-orders that accept taken place, well ... that's another slice of information that we don't possess.

Fortunately, NokiaPowerUser has noticed some positive signs on both the French Phone House and Italian NStore websites. Co-ordinate to Phone House's peak l mobile phones chart the Lumia 920 is the champion, and at NStore the Windows Telephone is no longer bachelor (sold out).

Phone House Top Lumia 920

Lumia 920 tops the charts at Telephone House in France

The black Lumia 920, not a coloured variant, has topped the charts at Phone Firm (possible down to the free Fatboy wireless charger offer) - as can be seen above. The iPhone 5 sits in 2nd, backside a Windows Phone 8 handset. Fancy that, eh? The chart is loaded from information accumulated between Oct 8-14th, so we'll have to proceed a close center on how the rankings alter in the next round-upward.

While this doesn't point at a pre-order figure, for the Lumia 920 to overtake the iPhone 5 in a smartphone chart is something to relay to others. Let'south hope the HTC 8X and Samsung ATIV Southward achieves similar success in other markets before and subsequently launch.

As for NStore, its Lumia 920 stock has completely sold out. Reservations were reported available a couple of days agone with a €99 deposit, which means there have been plenty interest to cause the store to merely run out of available stock to send out to customers once the Windows Phone has been released.

Of form we're unsure every bit to how much stock NStore actually specified internally to brainstorm with, nor do we know exactly how well the device is performing at Telephone House, only these are positive signs for a potential potent launch.

via: NokiaPowerUser (i) (2); cheers, knm, for the heads up!