Dell Planning to Release a Family of Tablets
Posted February 26, 2010 at 1:24pm by iClarified
Dells first effort at a tablet is the still in beta Mini 5 which according to Michael Dell will ship "in a couple of months."
The Mini 5 capacitive touchscreen device will feature a 5-megapixel camera on the back, a separate front-facing camera that can be used for video conferencing, a standard 3.5mm headphone jack, Wi-Fi and 3G connectivity and a Qualcomm Snapdragon 1-GHz processor. It will run the latest version of Googles Android operating system at a 16:9 display ratio.
Its a device optimized for media consumption, Neeraj Choubey, general manager of the tablets division at Dell told Wired.com. It will offer the full web-browsing experience so you have something that you are holding in your hand that replaces everything the smartphone does and takes on quite a bit of the features of a laptop.
The Dell 5 Mini will also just be the first in a series. We are going to have a family of tablets, says Choubey. The first one is a 5-inch screen but we want to scale that up to a variety of screen sizes.
That means future Dell tablets will compete more directly with the iPad.
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The Mini 5 capacitive touchscreen device will feature a 5-megapixel camera on the back, a separate front-facing camera that can be used for video conferencing, a standard 3.5mm headphone jack, Wi-Fi and 3G connectivity and a Qualcomm Snapdragon 1-GHz processor. It will run the latest version of Googles Android operating system at a 16:9 display ratio.
Its a device optimized for media consumption, Neeraj Choubey, general manager of the tablets division at Dell told Wired.com. It will offer the full web-browsing experience so you have something that you are holding in your hand that replaces everything the smartphone does and takes on quite a bit of the features of a laptop.
The Dell 5 Mini will also just be the first in a series. We are going to have a family of tablets, says Choubey. The first one is a 5-inch screen but we want to scale that up to a variety of screen sizes.
That means future Dell tablets will compete more directly with the iPad.
Read More