Dell’s seven inch tablet, the Dell Streak 7, will hit the UK by the end of April. According to the press release, the Streak 7 will be sold directly on Dell’s UK website for £299, including VAT and shipping. Powered by Android 2.2 and the custom Stage UI software UI overlay, this might be the Tegra 2-powered tablet you’ve been waiting for.
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The eagle-eyed folks at geek.com have spotted a mysterious Alienware laptop listed in Dell’s support page, dubbed the M18x. As the name suggests, this 18-inch laptop could be the creme de la creme for gaming enthusiasts hoping to bring a desktop experience on the road. According to the rumors, the screen on this bad boy would measure a whopping 18.4-inches diagonally.
Fresh off our system maintenance it’s time to get down and dirty with the latest in tech news. We start off your morning with details on the Motorola Xoom Germany launch, show off the white iPad 2, a look at Steam for the TV and more.
Sound the alarms. The Dell Venue Pro has overcome the impossible and is now available in the UK. After some serious production delays, Dell’s order page is now live. Powered by a 1GHz Qualcomm Snapdragon processor and bundled with one year hardware support, the Venue Pro can be yours for £382.50 before VAT and shipping.
Dell’s plans for a pair of new Android Ice Cream phones have found themselves unceremoniously dumped online, after the PC giant’s smartphone roadmap was leaked. The hilariously-monikered Dell Hancock and the positively 2000-sounding Dell Millennium both promise to pack in the next-gen version of Google’s OS, as well as some truly stellar specs.
The Dell Streak 10 will come with Android Honeycomb. If you’d been worried it would arrive rocking an ageing version of Android like the original Dell Streak did, fear not. Dell has told investors that the Dell Streak 10 will definitely pack Android Honeycomb. It’s strategy for the future was made very clear in its statements during the call: “For tablets, it’s Android Honeycomb and Windows…” Phew!
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Two days into the week and our inbox is lighting up like a Christmas tree with breaking tech news. In today’s US Update we take a look at Dell’s new 10-inch Windows 7 tablet, the Motorola Bee concept phone, LTE forecasts for 2014 and more.
At the Dell Means Business event in San Francisco this morning, the company unloaded 39 new products including a 10-inch Windows 7 tablet. Whether you’re in the market for a laptop, desktop, workstation, convertible tablet, or a laptop/tablet hybrid, Dell has you covered.