About Dell cell phones

On March 1, 2010, in Uncategorized, by
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Dell has recently stepped into the mobile market with its new models of mobile phones and it is expected that these phones will definitely impress the customer. The models Mini 3i, Mini 5 and Dell pharos traveler are equally well designed and these are at par with the other brands that are already available in the market manufactured by different manufacturers.

Dell is a very successful company with its computer products and it has market all over the world. Dell customers are very impressed with its products. Dell computers, notebooks and servers are very efficient and productive and have satisfied millions around the world.

Dell mobile phones are well designed and have adapted new and latest technology at its credit and trying to tap huge market especially in China with China Mobile and also in various parts of the world. Dell products are quality products, efficient in its working and also internationally recognized.

Surely Dell mobile phones are foreseeing a huge market of customers who will begin to use Dell mobile phones and it will surely be another successful product for the company. It is also expected that, once these initial models are successful in the market, new models will be introduced by the Dell as other mobile manufacturers also introduce such as Nokia, Motorola, Sony Erickson, Samsung and LG. Most of the time, mobile companies will be working continuously on improving mobile designs and efficient functioning features. Therefore, Dell also wishes to follow the same pattern of the market and would like to give many more new mobile designs to the customers.

The mobile designs introduced by the Dell Company are very good and have excellent features with video capture, camera, hours of talk time and moderate price. The design of Dell pharos traveler, Dell Mini 3i and Dell Mini 5 are very good and will surely capture the confidence of customers.

Apart from China, Dell Company will surely market its mobile handsets to many retail stores in the world and will surely gain more sales. This is because there are already Dell customers who are impressed with the working and efficiency of Dell laptops, notebooks and servers and it is expected Dell customers will also begin to appreciate Dell mobile phones.

With the launch of Dell mobile phones, Dell company will gain more recognition and reputation in the market in future and this is because of the excellent designs and models introduced in the market.

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First Hands-On and Video: Dell Mini 5 Android Slate

On January 8, 2010, in Dell Mini 5, News, Video, by
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Yesterday, we saw Dell’s Slate concept for the first time. Today, we got to actually play with it. And it’s called the Mini 5.

Dell Mini 5 Hands-ON from Gizmodo on Vimeo.

(Btw, if you want to read yesterday’s stories on the slate, check here.)

Specs that we know: custom Android, SIM (it makes calls), Wi-Fi, Bluetooth. And the 5-inch screen supports full multitouch.

In your hand, it’s very light and comfortable to use. The screen is responsive, and Dell’s icon interface makes for intuitive presentation of Android.

It feels a bit more like plastic than, say, the iPod touch. But it was perfectly solid from what we could tell. Making a phone call turns the Mini 5 into a gigantic phone, almost like a handset out of a Carrot Top routine, but Dell expects most consumers will opt to use a headset.

The unexpectedly awesome feature? The 5MP camera. The Dell Mini 5 has a 5-inch screen, and your subject fills the entire frame. It’s an oddly satisfying implementation of a camera, in a super sizing kind of way.

My model wasn’t connected to the web, so I didn’t get to test the browser. And my hands-on time was more than limited (and frankly, a bit frantic), so I can’t really speak sincerely on much else.

But let me say this: I like the Mini 5. And I dare say that Dell’s software—their version of Android onboard—may be equally or more impressive than the hardware itself. I’m not sure I have a need for this or any 5-inch tablet, but you know what? I’m going to give em a shot all the same.

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Dell Pharos Traveler 117 and 127 SmartPhones

On December 18, 2009, in Dell Pharos, by
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Due to a website mishap – some more sap pushed the wrong images or something  – Dell leaked a new line of Pharos branded smartphones. The Traveller 117 and 127, which will be made by Inventec, will rock 7.2Mbps HSDPA, GPS, Windows Mobile 6.1, 2MP camera (.3 front facing camera) and four hours of talk time (200 hour standby).  The 117 will feature a touch screen while the 127 will sport a full QWERTY keyboard (and a Blackberry like design).

Of note, Dell currently sells a number of Pharos PDAs/GPSes, some of which include the ability to make calls.

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Dell Mini 3i

On November 24, 2009, in Dell Mini 3i, by
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Dell has realized this year that it can’t miss out on the smartphone business especially with a hot OS like Android
available out there. And the company has been busy developing an Android handset for the Chinese market. The Dell Mini 3i isn’t a secret anymore and earlier today it became official. According to the press release, the Dell Mini 3i will be available “later this month” and China Mobile is the carrier that will launch it.

China Mobile is a powerful carrier in China and, with 500 million subscribers, it’s the largest mobile operator in the world. No wonder that Dell wants a piece of that action. So what does the Mini 3i have to offer? Here’s the official specs list of the device:

Michael Yang, vice president and general manager for Greater China Consumer of Dell had this to say about the phone:

People today want to carry their lives with them – they want to discover, capture and share new content as they roam around the world. We believe Dell’s year-long development
collaboration with China Mobile will amplify those experiences better than anyone else in the industry.

He might be right about the way people see smartphones today and that seems to be an indication that Dell will not make phones only for China. In fact we already know that the company is going to launch a Dell Mini 3i version in the USA and other markets. But that version hasn’t been officially announced yet and we might not even see it in stores this year.

The Dell Mini 3i doesn’t have a price yet, so all those China Mobile subscribers will have to wait until their carrier announces them later this month.
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Details & Specs

  • China Mobile OPhone OS (custom Android version)
  • Quadband GSM/EDGE
  • 3G support
  • 3.5-inch touchscreen
  • GPS
  • 3-megapixel camera with zoom, auto-focus, flash and video capture
  • Bluetooth
  • microSD support for up to 32GB of storage
  • miniUSB port
  • Dimensions: 58.35 x 122 x 11.7
  • Weight: 105g
  • Price – N/A
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