Dell has been spitting out some Android offerings for a while now and yesterday we spied a picture of one of its coming Streak 10 Android tablet. Today the tablet has gone official with a launch in China. The new tablet is called the Dell Streak 10 Pro, it is geared towards the pro looking for a tablet that will work for their home, and business lives.
The tablet is about an inch thick and has all the features we expect an Android tablet to bring. It boasts WiFi, Bluetooth, and has an NVIDIA Tegra 2 processor inside. The tablet also has a memory expansion slot and can be had with up to 16GB of onboard storage. Dell claims that the tablet has up to 12 hours of battery life.
The screen of the tablet is 10.1-inches and the operating system is Android 3.1. The resolution of the screen is 1280 x 800 and it has Gorilla Glass over the top. The front camera is a 2MP unit and the rear camera is 5MP. The tablet has 1GB of RAM, stereo sound, and supports up to 10 fingers on the screen at once. The tablet sells for RMB 2,999 in China, which works out to about $461 in the US.
There’s a Chinese saying that will suit most of our Western readers here: “quenching thirst by gazing at plums.” Oh yes, we’re talking about Dell’s Streak 10 Pro alright
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