Sources claim the Lumia 900 is in fact the Nokia Ace, and the specs are out

Good news friends and allies, we have set to rest (mostly) one of the more persnickety situations that we have been dealing with in recent days: What’s the deal with the Nokia Lumia 900 and Ace handsets? New information out today confirms what we deduced, that they are in fact the same handset. This lays to rest much speculation and intrigue.

The Ace, an LTE enabled handset that is headed for the US market, will land on AT&T early this year. Nokia is expected to announce its existence at CES, and provide new information as to its formal launch date. Also out today, and via PocketNow, are the purported specs for the Ace (we’re going to stop saying Lumia 900 from here on out, except to remind readers on the occasion that the two phones are in fact the same). This is what appears to be inside the Ace:

• The phone will ship with Mango, and not Tango, as its operating system;
• A 4.3″ WVGA display;
•  512 megabytes of RAM;
• 8 megapixel camera;
• Will be unlockable to work on T-Mobile 3G;
• Similar thickness to the Lumia 800.