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Dell Streak A Quick Overview

Dell Streak the tablet device from Dell has started to generate a lot of buzz. The Blogsphere is abuzz with news about this latest tablet from Dell. So what is Dell Streak. Dell Streak is an Android basedTablet device that lives in the space between a Smartphone and other tablets and netbook devices. It comes with a 5-inch diagonal display and a higher pixel density. The screen is made of Gorilla Glass if you would like o know more about Gorialla glass please watch the video below.   Gorilla Glass Demonstration from Gizmodo on Vimeo . It can be used to surf the internet, view photos and watch videos. Easy compatibility with Facebook and Twitter. The device is not as big as an iPad and can therefore be transported much more easily. When travelling it can be easily used to brows maps and help with location based social networks like Foursquare you might be using. it also comes with 3G, Bluetooth and WiFi.  It also comes with built-in rear and front cameras enabling you to share me...

Dell to reveal Android tablet (Streak) at CES?

Dell to reveal Android Tablet at CES. If rumors are to be believed that we may well see the debut of a DELL tablet. Beating other big names to the launch of this device.  Video footage of the Dell Streak - a 5-inch, touchscreen, Android-based mobile internet device, or MID  Mobile Internet device sounds good for the new device. The rumored tablet may resemble (or even be) Dell's "Streak" device , which leaked in late October and shares the mentioned characteristics. Features include a 5-inch 800x480 capacitive touchscreen, Android 2.0, built-in 3G (with support for calls), Bluetooth and Wi-Fi, a 5MP camera and a microSDHC slot. When contacted for a response to the rumor, Dell answered with the following generality: "Dell continually develops and tests new products that extend the mobile experience. We have not made any product announcements and do not comment on speculation, rumour, or unannounced products." An original post by Sociolatte