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Oh, what do we have here? A new ultraportable by Dell, no doubt. Posted on its Facebook page, you can “like” the post and get to see the final product once there’s an announcement or it starts shipping. Some shots of the ultraportable are seen after the break.
[Thanks, Amanda!]
Via: Dell’s Facebook Page
The Dell Streak, with a release of “late July”, as according to the teaser page, is on that type of emailing list where you are informed of it coming out, then you’ll receive free 2nd business day shipping, along with with “an exclusive coupon code for a 99¢ Plantronics Bluetooth Headset.” Interestingly, the cool deal doesn’t sound bad, and the second Dell source link leads you to the new product page, full of awesome press photos and features on the Dell Streak.
The Dell Streak, everybody’s favorite over-hyped Android tablet with a 5-inch WVGA screen, 5 megapixel camera, Wi-Fi, GPS, 16GB of internal memory, 7.2Mbps HSDPA, and the usual 1GHz Snapdragon processor with Android 2.1, and a Dell-influenced UI. Call us crazy, but when this ships in July as according to Dell at the All Things Digital Conference (D8, for short), the tablet will be sold on their website, which I shall buy.
Maybe.
Developing story…
After that ever-so-leaky evening at Engadget, where the Dell Lightning, Thunder, and Smoke made their Windows Phone 7 and Android 2.2 debuts, a fresh leaky faucet at Dell has let out this new roadmap found by AndroidCentral, showcasing the Dell Looking Glass Pro (the un-pro version found by Engadget that same evening), the “Sparta” netbook/tablet combo with a unique hinge design, an “Athens” true netbook, along with the Dell Streak (the Mini 5), which will have a US model based on T-Mobile USA, a European model on Vodafone, and a Chinese model, possibly unlocked. More good stuff from the Texans at Dell you could say. Now, about those release dates…
Previously, the only Dell Streak or Mini 5 (whatever you want to call it) was the only Android tablet Dell had in the works coming to AT&T, possibly with an off-contract model as well, this summer. But look, now the Mini 5 has siblings! Just as Dell stated not too long ago, there would be a family of Dell Streak tablets running Android. The Dell Streak 7-inch is well, a 7-inch version of the 5-incher, and the 10-inch is just well even, bigger. There’s not much else known about these slates, but we do know the release dates. Expect the Streak 7 to come out at the end of this year, and the 10-incher early 2011. It is agonizing and frankly weird that the direct iPad competitor in the Dell line will come out in 6+ months from now, but it looks like that’s what Dell has in mind. Oh well.
Dell has numerous product lines in terms of portable computers. You have the Studio line, Studio XPS, Mini, Alienware, and the consumer pocket-friendly Inspiron. The Dell Inspiron 15 is not a new runner on the block, but the newly improved and better spec’d Inspiron 15 with a Core i5 Intel processor is something new. And it’s fast. For the price of $969, this is a pretty good deal for a Windows 7 Core i5-powered laptop. Check out the review by clicking through and see if Dell is still thinking about its consumer line (as well as its competitors). You will join us, won’t you?
A great thing to know indeed. While we are patiently waiting for the Dell Mini 5 to launch (even though we don’t know when) Dell’s very own Neeraj Choubey, GM of Dell’s tablet division, served up the scoop to Wired and said that there will be “a family of tablets” which will “scale up to a variety of sizes.” (They probably would all run Android) He also reveals that there will be “inexpensive data plans” with the new slates, much like what Apple plans for the iPad. Although I do think a lot of carriers are going to get a grudge when they have to provide “cheap” data plans to a large range of users. The buck doesn’t stop there though; the exec had a separate interview at Laptop, and said AT&T would be providing that coverage to Dell Mini 5 users. Who knew? Now Choubey, wanna give us that release date?
Via: SlashGear
Starting the day off here was a pretty slow start, but now with our first impressions on the new Arrandale chips on the Dell Inspiron 15, I think things are a little less boring now. So far, so good with the new Core i5 processor; closing and opening applications are a thing to marvel at, which is complemented by the 4GB of DDR3 RAM and 15.6-inch HD 720p screen, despite it creating some amounts of glare. It’s truly a step up for Dell. For its size it comes well equipped with an ATi 4330 graphics card and HDMI port. Keyboard is comfy, even with the added numpad. Expect the full review later this month, but in the meantime, feast your eyes on the above photo. Oh, and thanks to Dell for sending this thing in.
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