The Nokia Lumia 2520 tablet finally arrived in Australia with an incredibly high price tag.

According to HNGN.com, the Microsoft-acquired Finnish manufacturer brought the tablet in Australia and will be available on Telstra's online Web site for AU$840. Telstra will start selling the tablet on May 13.

The Lumia tablet was launched in October last year alongside Lumia 1520 in the US. The device has become available in November at AT&T for US$399.99 with a two-year contract and US$199.99, if bought with Lumia 925, 1020 or 1520. The tablet is available on all major carriers in the U.S. However, the tablet did not sell much. Nokia seemed to be hoping for profit as it reached out to Aussie buyers but the expensive price tag may turn off some customers.

The report continued that Telstra is offering buyers monthly instalment plans for the Lumia tablet with 24-month contract. Under the contract, buyers will pay an additional AU$25 toward device repayment and get 4GB of data charged at 85 cents per MB as a part of the monthly plan that adds up to AU$60/month.

The Australian carrier also throw in an attachable Power Keyboard from Nokia that features two USB ports and a gesture track pad with five-hour battery boost for AU$10-per-month Accessory Payment plan for 24 months or for AU$240 outright payment.

Nokia Lumia 2520 tablet features a 10.1-inch Full HD screen display, a 6.7 megapixel rear camera with Zeiss lens and will be powered by an 8,000 mAh battery. The device also packed a full Windows Office suite including Outlook based on Windows RT 8.1 and a quad-core Qualcomm Snapdragon 800 processor clocked at 2.2GHz. The tablet also packed a 32 GB internal storage, which can be expanded up to 64 GB though microSD slot.

The tablet battles head on with Apple's iPad Air and Samsung Galaxy NotePro and TabPro tablets. Due to the poor sales of Nokia in the past years, the Finnish mobile maker was bought out by software giant Microsoft.