Report: Dell to Launch Android Tablet Next Month

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Jane McEntegart is a writer, editor, and marketing communications professional with 17 years of experience in the technology industry. She has written about a wide range of technology topics, including smartphones, tablets, and game consoles. Her articles have been published in Tom's Guide, Tom's Hardware, MobileSyrup, and Edge Up.

  • deadlockedworld
    Well duh. Dell tries to do everything Apple does.
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  • back_by_demand
    deadlockedworldWell duh. Dell tries to do everything Apple does.Well duh, Apple didn't invent the tablet either, or the mouse, or the GUI
    Or fire
    Or the fucking wheel
    Self-righteous Apple pricks
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  • Honis
    With a 5" screen it's going to make a good PMP but not going to be able to compete with the (suspected) 10" screen of the iTablet. The iTablet will have more functionality than a PMP since you'll be able to use it for note taking and reading (assuming it's going to be good for those functions since tablet notebooks are).
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  • Kryan
    i've given a thumbs up to back_by_demand, but here is another +5 for you.

    well said.
    (i made my girlfriend sell her ipod nano last week...now she has a creative zen x-fi2...phew! :P)
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  • JMcEntegart
    homrqtJane quit teasing us with all of these speculations and show us something real! =p
    One day all these rumors will come to fruition and I can source these vague rumors and say, I told you so.
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  • Drag0nR1der
    I hope so, I'm being continually impressed by how Dell have pulled themselves up out of the gutter of pc mediocrity over the last couple of years. Good on 'em.
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  • Regulas
    I would consider this Android (Linux) over a Apple tablet.
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  • flurrball
    I dunno if I consider pocket-lint a reliable source :P
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  • Jane is teasing us? What kind of teasing I wonder? *evil grin*
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  • idisarmu
    back_by_demandWell duh, Apple didn't invent the tablet either, or the mouse, or the GUIOr fireOr the fucking wheelSelf-righteous Apple pricks
    That doesn't mean that dell's activities aren't highly suspicious. It's starting to seem to me that the only difference between dell and apple is a 10% cost advantage for Dell. The styling, pricing, and use of mediocre hardware is similar though.
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