By: t-marco February 1st, 2011
T-Mobile US has just announced its pricing for Dell Streak 7. Dell’s Streak 7 is the same Streak you know, but with a 7″ screen that is more conducive to watching multi-media. The Android 2.2 (Froyo)-based tablet will be sold on T-Mob for $199.99 with a 2-year contract, with sales to begin on Wednesday Feb 2nd. If you have forgotten, the Streak 7 is powered by NVIDIA’s Tegra 2, and it will support T-Mobile’s HSPA+ network.
If you aren’t much on a contract, the slate will be on sale for $450 free-and-clear, making it somewhat cheaper than the Galaxy Tab off-contract.
Specs
- Size: 7.9 x 4.7 x 0.5 inches
- Weight:17.6 ounces
- Included battery: 2780 mah
- Talk time:n/a; supports up to 4 hours of continuous video play back time
- Standby time: Up to 3 days
- Band (frequency):850 MHz;900 MHz;1800 MHz;1900 MHz;2100
By: t-marco January 6th, 2011
T-Mobile just announced its first 4G Tablet, the new Dell Streak 7. iT will feature the Android 2.2 Froyo OS alongside a dual-core Tegra 2 processor, a 7-inch WVGA Gorilla Glass display and HSPA+ 4G compatibility up to 42Mbps. It will feature 2 cameras used by Talk Live with T-Mobile® Video chat powered by Qik™ (with front and rear-facing cameras)
Press after the jump
T-Mobile USA CEO and President Philipp Humm Highlights the Company’s Network Leadership and Focus on Fueling Data Adoption
T-Mobile Doubles the Speed of America’s Largest 4G Network and Introduces Its First 4G Tablet: the Dell Streak 7
LAS VEGAS, Nev. and BELLEVUE, Wash. — Jan. 6, 2011 — Today at the 2011 International CES, T-Mobile USA CEO and President Philipp Humm highlighted the company’s network leadership, supported by Nielsen data confirming that T-Mobile delivered the fastest wireless data performance in the top 100 U.S. markets during the second half of 2010.1 In addition, Humm announced the nationwide availability of T-Mobile’s 4G network, now reaching approximately 200 million people in 100 major metropolitan areas.
“In 2010, we delivered on our ambitious goal to become America’s largest 4G network, and this year our customers will be able to experience speeds equivalent to home broadband while on the go,” said Humm. “We’ll continue to focus on fueling the adoption of mobile data, by offering innovative and affordable smartphones and tablets, as well as aggressive data plan pricing and rich and compelling data services.”
T-Mobile also unveiled plans to double the speed of its 4G network this year, which will be capable of delivering peak download speeds of up to 42 Mbps. Moreover, the company announced that in 2011 it will launch at least 25 new 4G devices, starting with its first 4G tablet — the Dell™ Streak 7, expected to be available at T-Mobile stores across the country in the coming weeks. The company vowed to aggressively expand and evolve its 4G smartphone portfolio, launching additional devices capable of delivering peak download speeds of up to 21 Mbps in the first half of 2011, and smartphones capable of delivering peak download speeds of up to 42 Mbps in the second half of the year.
The cutting-edge download speed was demonstrated today by company representatives using a T-Mobile laptop stick developed by ZTE, capable of delivering peak download speeds of up to 42 Mbps and slated to launch in the first half of 2011. By doubling the speed of its 4G network, T-Mobile will offer its customers an unprecedented wireless experience, fueled by improved performance in the use of rich media applications, including creating and sharing mobile content, streaming video, and participating in multi-player gaming and videoconferencing.
The company expects 140 million Americans in 25 metro areas to have access to these increased 4G speeds by mid-2011. T-Mobile’s enhanced speed capabilities will also benefit its customers using existing 3G devices for data services, as the backward-compatible network enables 3G devices to achieve their maximum speed performance.
“We are pleased to support T-Mobile as it continues to deploy and develop its 4G network, which today is delivering next-generation speeds and performance to hundreds of millions of customers,” said Angel Ruiz, president and CEO, Ericsson North America. “We are confident that HSPA+ will continue to offer a viable and cost-effective alternative to LTE and WiMAX, providing a comparable 4G experience to customers for the foreseeable future. And, with a strong and growing ecosystem of network equipment and handsets, we anticipate that HSPA+ can develop into one of the most advanced technology platforms in the industry.”
“Consumers are increasingly embracing the benefits of smartphones, with 80 percent of U.S. mobile customers wanting a smartphone, and as many as 100 million of them not yet having one,” said Cole Brodman, chief marketing officer, T-Mobile USA. “Our compelling offering of affordable broadband devices and consumer-friendly data plan pricing will enable customers to step up to mobile data and 4G, and our customers will not pay a toll to ride on our 4G superhighway.”
About the Dell™ Streak 7
T-Mobile’s first 4G tablet, the Dell Streak 7, is capable of peak speeds up to 21 Mbps to provide a super-fast 4G mobile broadband experience for watching movies and entertainment through preloaded content and thousands of widgets, games and applications available on Android Market™. Running the Android 2.2 operating system, the Dell Streak 7 features a brilliant 7-inch WVGA touch screen with Gorilla® Glass, dual core NVIDIA Tegra 2 processor and full Adobe® Flash® Player 10.1 support.
By: t-marco December 27th, 2010
Just yesterday showed you the first official pictures of the new Dell Streak 7 , aka M02M, hitting T-Mobile USA, in a few weeks. The new Dell Streak 7 as you know, its a 7 ” tablet featuring Android OS, double camera for video calls, and more. Now FCC passed the Dell Streak 7. The interesting part here is the same device will carry, not only the AWS Bands used by T-Mobile, but also 850/1900 3G used by AT&T and all South Americas countries.
That does not mean the Dell Streak 7 will come to AT&T. Probably Dell decided to build it that way so people can buy it unlocked directly from DELL.com
That is a great and interesting feature for this device. I believe AT&T customers are happy to hear that they will have to opportunity to use it running 850/1900 3G bands.
We just hope that the Dell Streak 7 will be capable for HSPA+, so far any documentation on FCC says that. Just HSDPA, WiFi b/g/n, and Bluetooth 2.1 + EDR.
UPDATE: according with FCC , the model is Dell Looking Glass Tablet, but the model No. is M02M, same as the Dell Streak 7.
UPDATE 2 : The new Dell Streak 7 aka M02M will have the Huawei EM820U module , and yes, it will feature HSPA+
By: t-marco December 26th, 2010
T-Mobile, few weeks ago announced will launch some HSPA+ tablets next year, and it will be come true. Additionally back in Feb, the Netbook/Tablet roadmap showed a Dell Streak hitting T-Mobile in 2011. Now, we just got the first and only exclusive picture of the new Dell Streak 7 ( because has a 7″ screen) an Android Tablet coming to T-Mobile USA. The new Dell Streak 7 for T-Mobile will run Android 2.2 (probably), will feature front and rear camera with flash.
There is a possibility that the Dell Streak 7 will be announced by T-Mobile on CES in January.
Stay tuned for more information and enjoy the pics after the jump
By: t-marco December 1st, 2010
Venus Pro, the new Windows Mobile 7 Phone from Dell is already available as a pre-order for only 99.99 (8GB) with 2 years contract with T-Mobile in the USA. There is also the 16Gb version for only 149.99 same, with 2 years contract. Dell promising to ship the phone this December 9th.
Some features:
- The stunning 4.1-inch WVGA AMOLED capacitive, multitouch display enables easier navigation.
- With Office Mobile built in, you can operate on-the-go as seamlessly as you would at the office.
- Take your gaming experience on the road with the phone that lets you play games on Xbox LIVE.
Dell
By: t-marco November 3rd, 2010
Dell has 2 versions of its new Venus Windows Mobile Phone, one with AT&T 3G bands and now, FCC just passed one with AWS, same as T-MO uses here in the USA. The Venus, model called V03B002, features 1700MHz AWS 3G; sames has the V02s002 (Venus Pro).
The Venus Pro, features a QWERTY slider keyboard, 4.1 inch display, 5 megapixel camera, and 1 GHz Snapdragon processor, WiFi b/g/n, no VoIP function, HSDPA capable, GPS, and Bluetooth.
Features:
- Stunning 4.1” WVGA AMOLED capacitive, multi-touch display
- A full portrait QWERTY keyboard to provide a better viewing & messaging experience
- Supported with T-Mobile service
- Elliptical, slender form provides elegance in a pocket-friendly size
- Gorilla Glass for unprecedented durability and scratch resistance
By: t-marco November 3rd, 2010
T-Mobile announced few days ago an expansion of its 4G HSPA+ network introducing new phones capable to reach up to 12 -21 and soon 41 Mbps. Now a new Dell Inspiron Mini has been upgrade reaching 4G speeds.
“T-Mobile’s popular netbook has been upgraded to work on our nationwide 4G network – for faster surfing, downloading, and content sharing – so you can be more productive and have more fun on the go.”
Grab it today for 229 with 2 years contract or 449 without.
Source T-Mobile
By: t-marco October 11th, 2010
After the HD7 announcement, T-Mobile also revealed they will be launching a Dell Windows Phone 7 device before the holidays, called the Dell Venue Pro. The device features a QWERTY slider keyboard, 4.1 inch display, 5 megapixel camera, and 1 GHz Snapdragon processor.
Features:
- Stunning 4.1” WVGA AMOLED capacitive, multi-touch display
- A full portrait QWERTY keyboard to provide a better viewing & messaging experience
- Supported with T-Mobile service
- Elliptical, slender form provides elegance in a pocket-friendly size
- Gorilla Glass for unprecedented durability and scratch resistance
Extra features from DELL and Microsoft
