Dell Streak 10 Pro now official

By George Wong on 06/09/2011, filed in Home > Tablets

If you thought the Dell Streak 7 wasn’t a large enough tablet, you’ll be glad to know that Dell has a larger tablet in the works. The company has confirmed the existence of its 10″ Honeycomb tablet dubbed the Streak 10 Pro in addition to another unnamed Windows 7 tablet for enterprise consumers later this year. Unfortunately, Dell will be releasing the tablet in China first due to Dell’s growing market in developing countries as opposed to the rest of the world.

Other reasons for Dell selling the tablet in those countries is that they don’t have to ship it with the Google Experience (Google apps, Android Market etc) since it’s not such a big deal in those countries, giving Dell even more freedom when it comes to customization of the tablets in terms of software and hardware. So folks looking forward to the Streak 10 Pro will have to get it shipped over through unofficial channels or will have to wait for Dell to release it here.

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