Dell Streak 7 4G Tablet Will Go With T-Mobile
Dell has released the next generation of its tablet PCs . Present in 7 inch format, the tablet with the name Dell Streak 7 inch tablet is also claimed as the first 4G tablet. As quoted from mydigitallife last Monday, the tablet that uses the Android Froyo 2.2 operating system has just bundled by Operator T-Mobile in the United States.
“Dell Streak 7 will be the right tool for families, students, and professional workers, to share and stay connected,” said Steve Felice, president for Dell’s Consumer, Small and Medium Business unit.
4G Dell Streak 7 Tablet has a dimension of 7.87 x 4.72 inch x 0:49. Unfortunately, both Dell and T-Mobile has not announced how much the price bundling would be priced for this product when present later in the market.
Here are the main specifications of the Dell Streak 7:
* dual-core 1GHz processor NVIDIA Tegra 2
* Display 7-inch WVGA (800 x 480 pixels), Gorilla Glass multitouch technology
* 5 megapixel camera and 1.3 megapixel
* User interface attractive
* Compatible with Adobe Flash
* 16 GB internal memory
Dell Will Release New Dell Streak 2 Android Tablet
Repeating the success of Streak, Dell plans to add tablets variants by launching two new products. Streak Dell’s second generation and a new tablet is still a secret.
Seeing this phenomenon, Dell is optimistic to continue to launch variants of tablets that will be released several months ahead.
Dell Streak 2, is said to have slightly better specs than its predecessor. For example, use larger resolution 1280 x 800 pixels. While the first generation Streak just 480 x 800
pixels. Dell Streak 2 also later will use the latest Qualcomm Snapdragon processor. Besides Streak 2, Dell will also promise to bring the tablet with a larger screen size. Unfortunately, detailed product specification in still in question.
Dell To Form A New Image : An Affordable Price For Qualified Products
Dell made recent changes in their marketing strategies. The Texas-based companies based is currently forming a new image as a vendor for a cheaper alternative than his rival, Apple.
To that end, Dell admitted willing to spend hundreds of millions of dollars for an advertising campaign aimed at the consumer business, coincided with the launch of new products. But Dell refused to say how much money spent for the campaign.
Dell will no longer consider the price as the only important aspect, said Paul-Henri Ferrand as Chief Marketing Officer for Consumer Dell’s global scope. Ferrand said Dell today wants to emphasize on the production of premium quality products, but with a more affordable price as an alternate choice of consumers.
Speaking about the new Dell products, Ferrand said one of them including the tablet with a screen measuring 10 inches, and soon will be released next week. Presumably, the launch of this tablet to be an answer to the insinuation that Apple CEO Steve Jobs said the tablets with a smaller screen size will be DOA aka dead on arrival. Will it be? Lets just wait and see
