The Streak 7 tablet has been stripped off the ‘coming soon’ tag at Dell’s own website. Instead, one can now place orders at the Dell site for the Streak 7 tablet though the price being mentioned – $399.99 is still $20 more than the $379.99 that Amazon is selling the same piece of hardware for. Dell is also behind Amazon as far as shipping date is concerned as the earliest the dual core 7 inch Wi-Fi tablet can be expected to start shipping is April 28. This when the same from Amazon has already started to reach buyers as they had begun accepting pre-orders last month itself.
Dell Tablet Road-map Leaked
Meanwhile, there has also been some interesting developments that has provided us with a glimpse into what Dell has in store for us in the coming months. We have been treated to such a leak earlier in the year though this time, we have more details of the coming tablets including their names as well.
Like we know Dell has a 10 inch tablet running Android 3.0 Honeycomb up its sleeve. The tablet named Dell Streak Pro will start shipping in June and has all the bells and whistles that one would usually associate with a Honeycomb tablet. Like there is the dual core NVIDIA Tegra 2 processor, the 1280 x 800 pixel display along with a twin webcam support. What the Dell Streak Pro will also have and what other generally lack is two individual microphone. The tablet will however be a WiFi-only model with modular modem for access to mobile broadband.
Shipping in July will be a big tablet with a 13 inch display named the Latitude XT-3 convertible tablet. To be based on Intel Huron River Core i3, i5, i7 SV CPU, the tablet will have RAM strength of 4 GB and will run Windows 7 operating system. The tablet will also come with some exclusive features such a a smart card reader, BIT Locker, finger print scanner along with Encrypted HDD.
Next up is the Dell Latitude ST, another 10 inch tablet that is slated for a release sometime in October. The tablet is built around a 1.5 GHz Intel Atom Z670 Oak Trail processor and will have a display resolution of 1366 x 768 pixels. The tablet will have 2 GB of RAM, 128 GB of on board storage, integrated cameras at the front and rear, along with GPS, accelerometer and ‘active pen support.’ The tablet will have a 1080p output port and a battery life of around 8 hours.
More on these are awaited.
via androidcentral, via streaksmart
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