Tablet computers seem to be everywhere. It is no surprise that Dell would jump into the tablet market with the Dell Streak. The unique thing about the Dell Streak is that it is both a tablet computer and a smartphone. The Dell Streak has mobile phone service through AT&T. This tablet has a 5 inch touchscreen display screen, Android 1.6 operating system and a fast 1GHz Qualcomm Snapdragon processor.

The Dell Streak has one touch access to some of the most popular Google mobile services. These include YouTube, Picasa, Google Maps, GTalk instant messaging and Google Search. The Streak also features quick access to email, calendars, contacts and thousands of applications from the Android Market. One of the other great features about the Dell Streak is the high resolution 5 megapixel camera which can also be used as a camcorder. The camera features auto-focus and dual LED flash. The Streak’s camera has a front facing camera for easy video chatting. Some of the other features of the Dell Streak are 2 GB internal memory, stereo and device music streaming, a 1530 mAh rechargeable battery and a microSD memory expansion slot. The Dell Streak is the perfect tablet/smartphone for the person who wants to take the world with them wherever they may go.

New LCD monitors are being introduced to the market what seems like everyday. Each of the new LCD monitors that come out have their good and bad features and each of the LCD screens have different levels of sharpness where the picture is seen. Dell has come out with a revolutionary LCD monitor that can be viewed from just about any viewing angle possible.

This LCD monitor is the Dell UltraSharp U2311H 23″W Monitor. With the ability to see the screen from different angles means that people on the sides of the monitor will see exactly what the person in front is seeing. Dell has used their proprietary In-plane switching technology and combined it with full HD resolution, 1920×1080. This monitor has a 23″ display area as well as a 16:9 widescreen aspect ration. The Dell UltraSharp U2311H 23″W Monitor has Energy Star 5.0, TCO 5.0 and EPEAT Silver ratings meaning that you will be energy efficient when using the monitor. The UltraSharp U2311H also has a wide variety of connection options including 1 Digital Visual Interface connectors, USB 2.0 upstream port and 4 USB downstream ports. The Dell UltraSharp U2311H 23″W Monitor can be found on the Dell website and cost $299.

Though the prices for flat screen monitors aren’t exactly cheap these days, good news came our way. Dell has just announced that their SP2309W widescreen flat panel monitor is going to sell for $379. The specs aren’t the greatest but expect to get a 2048 x 1152 resolution, 300 nits of eye-searing brightness, a 80,000:1 contrast ratio, plus one DVI, one HDMI and one VGA port. Sounds like a bargain to me, so you’d better go check up on these guys and see what’s with the deal. Looks incredible good, don’t you think? [via Dell]

Yesterday, April 22nd, was celebrated the Earth Day. On this occasion, Michael Dell unveiled at the Fortune Green conference a wooden PC. This eco-device has a bamboo case, and uses 70 percent less energy than a regular PC. Moreover, the bamboo box was built using recycled materials like old bottles, milk jugs and detergent cases. Personally, I am glad that some companies project such devices to protect the environment.

Without disclosing any specs, Dell has announced that the product would come out later this year and would be priced between $500 and $700. As I see it, the eco-PC looks good and it could compete with Apple’s Mac mini. What do you think?

via Earth2Tech

The Latitude XT has a great success and Dell is ready to come up with the next generation. Dell Latitude XT2 will sport the same 12.1-inch from the original XP but will work with Intel’s latest Montevina (Centrino 2) processor, both ULV (ultra low voltage) and LV types. It’s going to be packed with UMA graphics that should support Vista Aero, comes with an ultra-thin optical drive and replaces USB ports with eSATA.

The new Dell Latitude XT2 should be available from November 2008.

via Engadget

Dell Precission M6300 is getting a small upgrade. Since the laptop manufacturer is keen on putting Penryn processors in more and more of their products if you want to buy a Precission M6300 you now have two processor options, a 2.6 GHz Core 2 Duo (T9500) or a 2.8 GHz Core 2 Extreme (X900).

If it was a new graphics card you wanted, rest assured, there are two of them available. NVIDIA Quadro FX 3600M with 512 MB of dedicated RAM or the 1600M model with 256 MB dedicated. In terms of RAM memory it goes up to 8GB (which seems to be enough these days) divided in two 4GB DIMMs.

The standard version for the new Dell Precission M6300 starts at $1,769 and if you need a 32 or 64 GB SSD add $631 or $1,030.

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With all the buzz on HD DVD wars and Blu-ray discs, Dell quietly introduced UltraSharp 2408WFP LCD, the company’s new 24-inch widescreen flat panel display. The specs are great with a 6ms response time, 3000:1 dynamic contrast ratio, 400 cd/m² brightness, uses the TrueColor technology with 110% gamut and has a native resolution of 1,920 x 1,200 to bring you “exceptional clarity and vibrant color”.

Offers a viewing angle of 178° horizontal and 178° vertical.

Dell UltraSharp 2408WFP comes with a lot of input options including HDMI, DVI, VGA, S-Video and composite video but also a 4-port USB hub and a 9-in-2 media card reader. Now you have where to choose from. One last thing, it also supports DisplayPort connectivity for the next-gen graphics cards. That’s great.

The price is $699 on Dell’s website.