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CES 2010: Dell shows off 'Streak' tablet

Written by Andre Yoskowitz @ 08 Jan 2010 16:25 User comments (8)

Dell has unveiled their "Streak" tablet at CES, and Engadget has posted some pictures and some hands-on impressions.

The tablet runs a tweaked Android 1.6 firmware, and the Streak has a 5MP camera. It also has a SIM card slot, meaning AT&T 3G service will likely be available for the device. The display is fully multi-touch capable.

The virtual keypad even includes a number pad on the right side, and is apparently very responsive.

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18.1.2010 23:50

NeoandGeo

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I would love to use that as my primary phone.

29.1.2010 1:45

ydkjman

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The only weird thing that I saw in those pictures is the home button is placed in the verticle position based on if phone is in the horizontal position.

39.1.2010 12:40

Morreale

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Originally posted by ydkjman:
The only weird thing that I saw in those pictures is the home button is placed in the verticle position based on if phone is in the horizontal position.

That's because it's an internet tablet, like a Nokia N900. It's meant to be used in horizontal position.

49.1.2010 17:03

21Q

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Do want!

59.1.2010 17:58

Josipher

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wow.thats my first impression from the pics. cant wait for the specs

69.1.2010 18:14

borhan9

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This just reminds me of the iPhone and the others competing with the iPhone and wanting a piece of the pie.

710.1.2010 0:46

ydkjman

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Quote:
That's because it's an internet tablet, like a Nokia N900. It's meant to be used in horizontal position.

My bad, sorry

88.4.2010 18:39

tristan

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is this a phone or a tablet?please leave me an answer
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