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Dell Aero: 3 Reasons to Avoid it

Posted on 25. Aug, 2010 by admin.

Dell introduced on Tuesday its first smartphone, dubbed Aero. Reminiscent of the design of the Palm Pre, the Dell Aero comes in at $99 with a two-year AT&T contract, but falls short of impressing amid the stack of high-end Android phones available today.

Judging by the price tag, Dell is aiming to position the Aero in the budget smartphone area, yet there’s nothing going for Dell’s entry-level smartphone. If you are looking to buy a new smartphone this autumn, here are three reasons why you shouldn’t pick the Dell Aero.

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Dell Starts Selling First U.S. Smartphone

Posted on 24. Aug, 2010 by admin.

Dell  Inc. put its first U.S. smartphone on sale on Tuesday, making the computer maker the latest technology manufacturer to enter the competitive mobile handset market.

The Round Rock, Texas,company said its 3.5-inch touchscreen phone, dubbed the “Aero,” runs on Google Inc.’s Android operating system and is available for $99.99 with a new two-year contract from AT&T Inc. and $299.99 without. It can be ordered via Dell’s website.
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Dell’s Streak tablet launch off to rough start

Posted on 28. Jul, 2010 by admin.

Cost, carrier, release date all up in the air for device with 5-inch screen

The launch of Dell’s Streak 5-inch tablet-phone is quickly turning into a fiasco, despite the company’s attempts to bring clarity to the matter.
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GORGEOUS, INTUITIVE AND ENTERTAINING, SAY HELLO TO THE NEW INSPIRON R LAPTOPS FROM DELL

Posted on 21. Jun, 2010 by admin.

· Dell’s Most Popular Laptops Designed to Keep Families Organized and Entertained
· Available at Dell’s Newest U.S. Retail Partner, Fry’s Electronics on June 25

Today, more than ever, families are looking to technology as an extra set of hands – one that helps them stay connected, quickly cross items off daily ‘to-do’ lists, and keep them entertained. The new Inspiron R laptops were designed with this in mind – making it easier than ever to access personal files and securely share photos and videos wirelessly, as well to enjoy the ideal mobile personal entertainment hub, offering smooth video playback, surround sound and a built-in Webcam.
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Dell Mini 5 tablet headed to T-Mobile?

Posted on 20. Apr, 2010 by admin.

Users looking through FCC filings have found what seems to be proof that the Dell Mini 5 tablet will eventually head to T-Mobile, with the filing showing off the WCDMA bands of the carrier.

The Mini 5 has already been approved for AT&T, so it seems that the company is looking to reach as many consumers as it can with GSM, distributing through a couple of carriers.
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