Dell has stopped selling the Dell Streak 5 inch Android tablet/smartphone. The original Streak launched last year as Dell’s first Android product. It blurred the lines between a tablet and a phone by pairing a reasonably large 5 inch, 800 x 480 pixel display with cellular capabilities. The device hasn’t been in stock at Dell.com for a while, and…

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The Dell Streak 7 features a dual core NVIDIA Tegra 2 processor, just like pretty much every tablet shipping with Google Android 3.x Honeycomb. But the Streak 7 comes with Android 2.2 which is looking a bit dated. Last month we saw that a hacker had figured out how to install custom ROMs with Android 3.0 Honeycomb, and now he’s…

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Dell is expected to launch a 10 inch tablet running Google Android this summer, so it’s no surprise that the company is testing early builds of the tablet. But the folks at Streak Smart found evidence suggesting that Dell isn’t just testing the tablet with Android 3.0.1 — the current version of the Android operating system for tablets. Dell also…

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The Dell Streak 7 may be hampered by a sub-par 800 x 480 pixel display and Google Android 2.2 operating system, but the other hardware is pretty much what you’d get from any of the Android 3.0 Honeycomb tablets starting to hit the streets. So it should come as no surprise that in capable hands, the Dell Streak can be…

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While word on the street is that Dell’s 10 inch Windows 7 tablet won’t be available until the fall, Forbes is reporting that Dell’s 10 inch Android tablet could ship as soon as this June. Dell currently offers 5 and 7 inch Android tablets as part of its Streak Line. Both run Google Android 2.2 with Dell’s Stage user interface,…

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[/caption] Dell is working on a 10 inch Windows 7 tablet, but while Motorola, LG, Asus, and a number of other companies are rushing their new Android tablets out this spring and summer, Forbes reports Dell’s new 10 inch tablet running Windows won’t hit the streets until this fall. Of course, Dell already offers 5 and 7 inch tablets running…

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Most major PC and phone makers that offer Android devices have come up with a suite of custom widgets, program launchers, and other utilities to give the operating system a custom feel. Dell’s no stranger to the custom UI space, offering what it calls its Stage UI on Android tablets such as the Dell Streak 5 inch tablet/smartphone and the…

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Amazon has begun taking pre-orders for a WiFi-only version of the Dell Streak 7 tablet. You can place an order now for $379.99. There’s no word on when the tablet will actually ship though. The Dell Streak 7 is an Android tablet with an NVIDIA Tegra 2 dual core processor. But it manages to set itself apart from the flood…

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Dell has already explained that it plans to launch a few more tablets this year, including 10 inch Android and Windows 7 models. Now the folks at Android Central have gotten their hands on a leaked slide showing a little or of Dell’s tablet plans for the next two years. First up, it looks like Dell’s first tablet running Google…

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Dell’s upcoming 7 inch Streak tablet is expected to ship with Google Android 2.2. But that hasn’t stopped independent developer Stephen Hyde from porting Android 3.0 Honeycomb to run on the year-old Dell Streak 5 inch tablet. The 5 inch Streak is really more of an oversized phone than a tablet. It has the same 480 x 800 pixel display…

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Notebooks and Tablets Dell Streak 5″ Touch Smartphone / Tablet for AT&T for $100 + free shipping – Dell Refurb Apple iPod touch 32GB (4th generation) for $260 + free shipping – Buy.com Acer Aspire AS1430Z 11.6″ notebook w/Intel Pentium U5600, Win 7 HP for $473 – B&H Acer Aspire One AOD255 10″ netbook w/Atom N450, 3 cell battery for…

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The Dell Streak 7 is expected to go on sale on February 2nd, when you’ll be able to pick up the 7 inch Android tablet from T-Mobile for $200 with a 2-year contract or $450 for a contract-free tablet. But a few dozen tech bloggers apparently got a chance to check out the tablet early, because reviews are popping up…

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