Today Clearwire announced the nationwide availability of embedded 4G mobile broadband laptops and netbooks based on Intel processors in all Best Buy locations and at bestbuy.com. Now consumers will have access to expanded choices and discounted equipment offers on embedded WiMAX laptops with Intel Core and netbooks based on Intel Atom. Systems available with Clearwire’s CLEAR® 4G super fast mobile Internet service include the Dell Inspiron 14, Dell Inspiron 15, Dell Mini 10, and Toshiba Satellite M645.
Posts Tagged ‘Dell Mini’
Chip Shot: Intel-Based, Embedded WiMAX Devices Now Available at Best Buy Stores Nationwide
June 21st, 2010 |
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Take a Look at Dell Vostro 1710
February 24th, 2010 |
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Dell offers the Vostro 1710 Series laptop that is considered to be the largest device in the new Vostro series. It is equipped with a 17-inch WXGA+ Widescren Active Matrix LCD TFT display that uses NVIDIA GeForce 8600M GS graphics chipset. Due to it you are able to play high power games as the graphics [...]
Dell Mini 5 to Launch with New Version of Android: Reports
February 16th, 2010 |
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The Dell Mini 5 tablet-style device will launch not with Android 1.6, which its prototype runs, but with “something newer,” according to a report from Engadget. Other reports add that the Mini 5 is likely to debut on the AT T and T-Mobile networks.
– Talk of the Android-running Dell Mini 5 tablet, which Dell introduced at the Consumer Electronics Show in January, is in the air, and around the Web, with new rumors and confirmations emerging.
On Feb. 16, Android Central reported that the device whether a MID (mobile Internet device), a sm…
Lenovo LePhone Smartphone Features Android, Snapdragon
January 7th, 2010 |
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Lenovo introduced LePhone, an Android-running smartphone thats expected to go on sale in China mid-year. Unlike the Dell Mini 3 smarthone which AT T announced it will offer exclusively in the U.S. in early 2010 the Lenovo phone currently has no U.S. distribution.
– PC-maker Lenovo introduced LePhone on Jan. 5, its first
major smartphone geared toward U.S. audiences.
LePhone runs Googles Android operating system,
Qualcomms Snapdragon chipset, packs in WCDMA-based 3G, WiFi, Bluetooth
and GPS connectivity, and has a particularly slim frame: just 12 mm, or …
eWeek Newsbreak Nov 30 2009
December 1st, 2009 |
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The Robert Half Technology annual salary guide is now out. Today, well list out a few of the IT job titles most affected by declining wages by national average. Vorex is combining a Web-based suite of solutions aimed at streamlining the HR operations of budget-conscious businesses. The solution, backed by Vorexs live support based in Dallas, includes hardware and software upgrades and maintenance and is available for a free trial via the companys Website. Samsung and The New York Times have teamed to offer Times readers a deal on the Samsung Go netbook. The Times’ offer is available only to new subscribers to the Times Reader 2.0 and will be available through March 2010. A Dell employee has gotten Chromium OS, the code behind Chrome OS that Google released to open source Nov. 21, to run on a Dell Mini 10v netbook. Despite numerous protests that a phone created and sold by Google would upset wireless carriers, Times Online reports that Google in 2010 will launch an advanced smartphone with a larger-than-usual touch screen and a speedy Qualcomm processor that trumps the one powering the iPhone 3GS.
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Dell Customizes Chrome OS for the Dell Mini 10v
November 28th, 2009 |
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A Dell employee has gotten Chromium OS, the code behind Chrome OS that Google released to open source, to run on a Dell Mini 10v netbook. The fact that a Dell programmer tinkered with the code and passed on his findings to others is a sign of how liberating and rich open source can be, as well as how Chrome OS is piquing curiosity. Still, some experts see Chrome OS as being five to 10 years away from mass adoption with consumers and enterprises, respectively. The world is, after all, still propelled by Windows. Read how to get Chrome OS running on a Dell Mini below …
– The Google Chrome Operating System might be officially a year away from
appearing in netbooks as a polished platform, but that shouldn’t stop some
users itching to try it out in their machines today.
A Dell employee has gotten Chromium OS, the code behind Chrome OS that
Google released to open s…
Dell Mini 3i Smartphone Debuts in China, Reports Claim
August 17th, 2009 |
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The Mini 3i debuted in Beijing, marking Dells official entry into the smartphone arena, according to local media reports. The Mini 3i runs an Android-based operating system but doesnt offer Wi-Fi or support 3G, which may not necessarily bar it from success.
– The Dell smartphone reportedly headed for China has arrived,
according to Cloned In China. The site reports that the Dell Mini 3i
smartphone debuted in Beijing on Aug. 17, at the launch event for
Mobile Market.com, which is said to be an app store set to launch at
any moment.
Cloned In Ch…