Dell Streak will be available in June

Dell Streak will be available in June: 


Tin box flogger Dell has announced that it will collaborate with mobile operator O2 Streak tablet device launch in the UK. 
The five-inch touchscreen tablet device was first shown at CES in January running Google's Android open source operating system. Since then Dell has managed to tidy things up a bit and interest O2 and Carphone Warehouse mobile phone vendor to peddle the unit since June. 
Below the screen is a 1GHz Snapdragon processor, the same found in Google's Nexus One and other smartphones. With WiFi, Bluetooth and 3G, the out of the box connectivity options Apple's IPAD to shame. A 5 megapixel autofocus camera with flash along with an expandable microSD card of 2 GB of storage to the device built round out the specifications below. 


Dell was unable to get back to us by the time pressure on the Android version of the line will be executed, but it was post an update saying that Android 2.2 will be pushed into the air later this year, which would result in support for Adobe's Flash. 
The second-largest PC brand has managed to steal a march on to its traditional rivals, Acer and HP, with Streak. Acer looks to be a state of denial regarding its commitment to obtaining one tablet at the door, while HP has been sending mixed signals about whether it will WebOS loading on a device. 


five-inch screen, the stripe is actually a lower number of pixels per inch than some Android smartphones. Whether consumers will consider the extra two inches or so from the physical size of the screen enough to carrying around another device remains to be seen. 


With the bundled 3G-connectivity of the Streak, O2 is likely to subsidize the device and use it to entice gamblers to sign up for the overpriced data rates. 


Pricing has not yet been released, but expect that the leadership of Apple's IPAD, which will be launched in the UK later this week.