According to the Engadget , Dell is going to launch 5 new mobile handsets and two tablet devices in Q3 and Q4. These Dell products are Windows Phone 7 smartphone including with multiple Google Android-powered handsets and a tablet device.
Here are the Details of there Upcoming Products:-
Dell Lightning is, a Windows Phone 7 Series portrait QWERTY slider, the Lightning is a spec superstar, and a bit of a looker as well. On board there’s a 1GHz Snapdragon processor, 4.1-inch OLED screen, 5 megapixel camera with autofocus, and a microSD card slot with 8GB in the box. There’s also GPS, a compass, FM radio and full Flash support for viewing online video with no issues. Even better, there’s some suggestion this phone could get an upgrade to LTE (4G) at then end of 2011.That said, it’s marked for release at the end of this year, meaning it could well be one of the first Windows Phone 7 devices on the shelves.
Dell Thunder :- Dell’s Android answer to the Lightning looks to be the Thunder: a touch screen phone that boasts a 4.1-inch WVGA OLED display, an 8-megapixel camera, and on-device image editing software. The handset is supposedly geared toward “creative explorers” and “affluent professionals” who want to connect seamlessly with their social network without losing any style points. It has Facebook and Twitter apps, Flash 10.1 for watching web videos, swype text entry system, integrated web video Hulu app, 8 megapixel camera and the LTE version is planned to launched by the end of 2011.
Dell Flash is running on Android Froyo OS and is equipped with 3.5” WVGA TFT display, Qualcomm MSM7230 CPU@800MHz, 512MB RAM/ 512MB ROM plus up to 64GB of storage on microSD card, 5MPcamera with LED Flash, Continuous Digital Zoom 8x, Image Stabilization as well as Video and Audio record, Flash 10 support, Web 2.0 full HTML, WAP, WiFi b/g+UPnP/DLNA, AGPS,Bluetooth 3.0, Handwriting recognition, E-compass, proximity sensor..
Dell Smoke, just like the Flash, runs on Android Froyo OS, is equipped with Qualcomm MSM7230 CPU@800MHz, has Web 2.0 full HTML, WAP and Flash 10 support. Other specs include 2.8” QVGA TFT, 5MP camera with Auto Focus and Digital zoom, 512MB/256MB internal memory and up to 32GB of microSD, capture/playback/ streaming of videos in H.264/MPEG4, WiFi (b/g), AGPS, Over-the-Air-Sync (OTA), Bluetooth v2.1 +EDR, digital compass, Voice command/dial, proximity sensor and Document viewer (Word, Excel, PowerPoint, PDF).
Dell Aero seems to be least impressive of these new models. It runs on Android 1.5, sports a 3.5’’ 640 x 360 capacitive mutitouch screen, 24MHz Marvell CPU, QuickOffice, supports Microsoft ActiveSync and Exchange, feature a WebKit browser with Flash Lite and a media player.
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