VIDEO: Michael Dell Shows Off the Mini 5

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Dell very briefly showed off its 5-inch MID, the Mini 5, at CES this year. With little to go on, we were forced to resort to a demonstration video from 2009. Now, we have something a little more official.

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14 Comments Comment from the forums
  • deadlockedworld
    and you're going to sell it to me for $100 dollars, right?
    haha
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  • joebob2000
    Let's see... ten fingers, ten toes. Check. Michael Dell, you have my attention thus far...
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  • ashrafpasha
    looks faster than the iphone 3gs
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  • tsnorquist
    Not a Dell fan for the most part, but from the quick overview it looks pretty good. I hope they've addressed some of the bugs in the Android operating system.

    Can't wait to hear the tech inside of this gadget.
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  • husker
    Pretty funny, the interviewer thought Michael Dell was just some salesman.
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  • mayne92
    huskerPretty funny, the interviewer thought Michael Dell was just some salesman.I think he was just trying to be funny the whole time...
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  • nukem950
    Why isn't this called the Dell pad?

    Anyways, I am intrigued.
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  • Abrahm
    Looks like a nice tablet. Another positive step for the Android OS, the best mobile OS available.
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  • idisarmu
    I want to slap that interviewer in the face for being disrespectful. He was being very pushy and trying to get information that Mr. Dell was reluctant to give out.
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  • Good for Dell! I think Apple thinks its all and a bag of chips and their not. They just know how to put a bunch of China parts together that look nice. Finally the rest are starting to do the same for less. Steve Jobs can sit at home with his iPad. I will find something better.
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