Tuesday, May 25, 2010
Dell Inc plan to launch a tablet PC based on Google Inc.'s Android operating system ,called "Streak,"
Streak will have a 5-inch screen, Wi-Fi, Bluetooth and work on a 3G network. Users can download music, interact with social networking sites, send e-mail, text and instant messages and make phone calls.
Streak will be offered with 2 gigabytes of internal storage. Memory can be expanded up to 32 gigabytes allowing it to store as many as 42 movies or 16,000 songs.Later in the year, the tablet will support Adobe Flash 10.1 — something that Apple Inc.'s iPhone, iPad and iPod Touch devices do not. Flash is widely used for online video.
The Streak is designed to be larger than a smartphone but more portable than a laptop. It is 6 inches wide, nearly 3 inches high and half an inch thick.
A Dell spokeswoman said the Streak is designed to be an Internet-enabled device that lets users make phone calls.
By: DocMemory
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