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Thursday, September 23, 2010

Dell CEO shows 7-inch Streak tablet

Michael Dell flashed a 7-inch version of its Android-based Streak tablet at Oracle OpenWorld...but offered no real details.

Dell is apparently working on evolving its Android-based Streak tablet: at the Oracle OpenWorld conference in San Francisco, Dell CEO Michael Dell flashed a 7-inch version of the device, which is currently available with a 5-inch display. However, Dell offered no other hard details about the device, including important information like price, availability, and whether Dell still envisions tablet devices serving as fully-functional phones.

A 7-inch version of the Dell Streak might make the device more competitive with the Apple iPad. Although numerous consumer device manufacturers are aiming at the tablet market with Android-based devices aimed at the end-of-year holiday buying season, so far the Apple iPad—with its high prices and 9.7-inch display—largely stands alone in the consumer tablet market. However, the Dell Streak has been given a lackluster reception by consumers, who note the device isn’t really big enough to serve as a full-fledged entertainment device or a notebook replacement for people on the go, but with a 5-inch display is too large to make a convenient phone.

At Oracle OpenWorld, Dell announced an expansion of its Dell Services Oracle Practice, which provides infrastructure support to enterprises and other large organizations with significant Oracle installations internationally.

Monday, September 13, 2010

Samsung Galaxy Tab a 'litmus test' for the tablet market: Ovum

Samsung's Android-powered Galaxy Tab will be a "litmus test" for the tablet market, according to analyst firm Ovum.

Ovum analyst Tony Cripps said that the reception of the Galaxy Tab will "tell us a great deal about the likely future development of the still embryonic tablet market". "Many questions remain. Answers to these questions will only really start to be answered later in the year, by which time the Galaxy Tab, Dell Streak, and Apple iPad will have been joined by an array of variations on the tablet theme, by multiple vendors, and right across the price spectrum. In the meantime, devices such as Samsung's Galaxy Tab are providing the perfect litmus test for the tablet market's prospects."

The Samsung Galaxy Tab is smaller than the iPad, and may prove to be more accessible for users who are on the go as a media consumption device.

"With its little brother the Samsung Galaxy S Android smartphone smartphone already selling well and demand for the iPad running high, it is not unreasonable to expect the scaled-up version [Galaxy Tab] to also ship in significant volume."

Friday, June 20, 2008

Dell schiet onder duiven Asus met 'E' laptops

Dell komt onder de naam 'E' met een nieuwe lijn notebooks. Tussen de nieuwe laptops zitten concurrenten voor de Macbook Air en de populaire Eee Pc van Asus.

De Dell E-lijn bestaat uit meerdere soorten notebooks, waaronder een mini-laptop en een ultradunne portable, meldt Engadget. De eerste, de Dell E is een 8,9 inch model en kan gezien worden als een aanval op de nieuwe Eee 900 van Asus. De Dell E zou vanaf 300 Amerikaanse dollar gaan kosten en in meerdere kleuren beschikbaar komen.

Wimax
De tweede, die de naam 'E Slim' heeft meegekregen, heeft een 12 inch scherm en is maar 0.8 inch dik. Dat is een fractie dikker dan de Macbook Air en de X300 van Lenovo. De E Slim zou volgens Engadget in een tweede versie ook WiMax gaan ondersteunen.

In de E-lijn zou Dell ook nog de E Video en E Video+ in de planning hebben. Deze notebooks hebben met meer geheugen, een grotere flashopslag en de plus-variant heeft ook Bluetooth-ondersteuning.

Geen Vista
De Dell E's zouden in eind deze zomer op de markt komen. Opmerkelijk is dat volgens Engadget de Dell E-laptops niet draaien op Windows Vista, maar op XP of Linux, net als de Eee PC's van Asus. Over de prijzen van de andere modellen is nog niks bekend.

Eind vorige maand werd Michael Dell tijdens een conferentie al betrapt met een onbekende rode minilaptop van Dell onder zijn arm.