Dell Streak 7

Dell Streak 7

The Dell Streak 7 is a tablet computer that was unveiled at the CES 2011 in Las Vegas. Working on dual-core processing, this tablet has 4G network compatibility. It comes with Adobe Flash 10.1 support. It runs on Android 2.2. It comes with front and rear cameras. This tablet features 802.11 b/g Wi-Fi, GPS, and Bluetooth audio and data connections. It comes with a standard headphone jack and a pair of stereo speakers. Available in a plastic construction, this tablet has a glass-covered screen. It has an integrated memory of 16GB. The Dell Streak 7 comes with a touch-screen keyboard and the Swype touch-screen keyboard technology. The Streak 7 works an Nvidia T-20 Tegra chip. It sports an 800x480-pixel resolution screen. It measures 7.75 inches long, 4.6 inches wide, and is under a half-inch thick.

Features

The Dell Streak 7 tablet computer comes with a range of interesting features for consumers. The Streak 7 is the first 4G-compatible tablet from Dell. It bears similar looks to the Samsung Galaxy Tab. This high-end tablet comes with a 5-megapixel camera on the back (with flash). There’s a 5-megapixel camera that can take photos and record 720p videos. There’s also a 1.3 megapixel camera on the front of the device that features a microphone. The latter can be used to take self-portraits and for video chat. This device comes pre-installed with the Qik video chat software. The Dell Streak 7 has a SIM card slot and a memory card expansion slot that supports full-sized SDHC memory cards. It features a proprietary 30-pin connector on the bottom of the tablet that can be used for charging and synching the tablet. It comes with an external USB drive. This tablet comes ready with the DoubleTwist software that can be used for syncing and managing media. This Dell tablet comes with games (Asphalt 5, Let’s Golf!), music-streaming services (mSpot, Slacker), e-readers (Kindle, Zinio), and video-streaming apps (Blockbuster, T-Mobile TV, and YouTube). It also provides consumers with access to the Android Market, and Goole’s set of mobile apps such as Latitude, Maps, Navigation, Places, and Google Talk.