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AndroidTalk of a Dell smartphone has been hotting up for a while but new whispers suggest the computer giant is planning a pocket-sized, Android-toting device that could rival the iPod Touch.

A report in The Wall Street Journal quotes two insiders who claim to have seen early prototypes of the device. They suggest it apes the looks of Apple’s Touch but is slightly bigger.

It’s thought that the device could hit the shops as soon as late 2009 with development having begun about a year ago. Though it won’t be a phone, Dell apparently has plans to partner with a mobile carrier.

We spotted spy shots of the “Dell Phone” a couple of weeks back – could this really have been the Android internet tablet sneaking out into the wild?

Out tbc | £tbc | Dell (via Stuff)

2 Responses to “Dell’s Android device to take on the iPod Touch?”

  1. Poppa_P says:

    I hope Dell android device will be better than some of their Dell computers, I have a 16gb ipod touch first gen, the only thing I would replace with is the iphone.
    All I can say is,” bring it on Dell,and make sure you have enough apps to back you up for the challenge”.

  2. AJ says:

    Dell?? Come on…be serious..I can understand htc and stuff..but after dells cheap computers and failures..I dont think so..but they can try..lol

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