He also added further in the interview, “They’ll be pointed toward the strategy that we have as a company and one of those key strategies is increasing the solutions so that we can be the best-value solution provider to customers.” He mentioned that Dell was basically looking at the key areas like the systems management and also the security.

President said, “Because of the great cash performance of the company, we ended the last quarter with approximately $11 billion in cash. So… we really have little limitation in what we can do and so it’s just going to come down to the return that we can get and how that meets our profile for delivering good returns to our shareholders.”

In 2009 the company bought Perot Systems, the technology services provider, for $3.9 billion. This was the largest ever acquisition of Dell in order to expand the technology services business and also to compete with giants like Hewlett-Packard Co. and IBM.

Dell, from the sale of personal computers generates over half of its revenue. Now it has diversified itself from PC to higher margin businesses like technology services. This was because the profit margin of the company was hurt drastically by the sales of lower-priced PCs.

Dell computers also competes with Acer and Lenovo. Last month the company said that it is focusing on the improvement of profit in the consumer business, which had hurt the overall gross margin performance of the company.

Here we try to lay out the facts to our best that has been currently released to the mass so that you can come down to conclusion about what product makes the most sense.

So, before you pre-order, just read the following.

Let us first have a quick check to the differential stats.

* Both HP Slate and Apple iPad has up to 64GB storage acity up to 64GB
* The lightest among all is the Apple iPad. It is just 1.5 lbs.
* Something odd: The only hand-held not having camera or webcam is Apple iPad
* Dell Mini 5 is much talked about for its smallest screen i.e. only 5 inches
* Contrary to Mini 5, Joo Joo has 12 inches screen, the largest
* JooJoo is also the heaviest. It weigh about 2.4 lbs
* Moreover, JooJoo is the only tablet computer that does not demonstrated way to read ebooks
* The cheapest of all is Archos 7 Android
* Last but not the least comes the battery life. The longest is in Notion Ink Adam

Browser
Dell Mini 5 – Android
Apple iPad – Mobile Safari
HP Slate – Any will go
JooJoo – Webkit based
Notion Ink Adam – Android
Archos 7 Android – Android
Lenovo U1 – Firefox
Archos 9 – Any will go

Apps
Dell Mini 5 – Android Market
Apple iPad – App Store, with new iPad app
HP Slate – HP TouchSmart, Windows apps
JooJoo – Web-based, more like shortcuts
Notion Ink Adam – Android Market
Archos 7 Android – Android Market
Lenovo U1 – Future app store
Archos 9 – Windows software

Processor
Dell Mini 5 – Qualcomm 1GHz Snapdragon
Apple iPad – 1GHz Apple A4
HP Slate – Maybe: Intel z540 Atom 1.86GHz
JooJoo – 1.6GHz Atom with Nvidia Ion
Notion Ink Adam – Nvidia Tegra 2 (up to 1GHz)
Archos 7 Android – Maybe: ARM CortexTM -A8 600MHz
Lenovo U1 – Qualcomm 1GHz Snapdragon
Archos 9 – 1.1GHz Atom Z515

Storage
Dell Mini 5 – Unknown
Apple iPad – 16, 32 or 64GB
HP Slate – Maybe: 32GB
JooJoo – 4GB
Notion Ink Adam – 16 or 32GB
Archos 7 Android – 8GB
Lenovo U1 – 16GB
Archos 9 – 60GB HDD

Wireless
Dell Mini 5 – WiFi, 3G (HSPA/GSM), Blutooth
Apple iPad – WiFi, 3G (HSPA/GSM), Blutooth
HP Slate – WiFi, Blutooth
JooJoo -WiFi, Blutooth
Notion Ink Adam – WiFi, 3G (HSPA/GSM), Blutooth
Archos 7 Android – WiFi, Blutooth
Lenovo U1 – WiFi, 3G (HSPA/GSM), Blutooth
Archos 9 – WiFi, Blutooth

Price
Dell Mini 5 – Not known now
Apple iPad – $500 – $830
HP Slate – Maybe: $500 – $600
JooJoo -$500
Notion Ink Adam – Not known now
Archos 7 Android – $240
Lenovo U1 – $1000
Archos 9 – $500

Seems hard to pick a winner… Right?

Well, time will give the answer when the war of Tablet C