8

unwiredview.com - 19 days ago

Dell Mini 3iX passes the FCC, AT&T 3G included

— unwiredview.com — Michael Dell has recently confirmed that his company would launch an Android smartphone in the US via... AT&T in early 2010 – and it looks like that smartphone is exactly the Dell Mini 3iX that we saw a few days ago in Brazil. The FCC has just ... (more) Dell Mini 3iX passes the FCC, AT&T 3G included

Computing

Dell

Android

FCC

Comments vote downundo vote up Engadget found this 19 days agofound this

3

liliputing.com - 15 days ago

Dell Mini 9 transformed into motion-sensitive tablet – Video

— liliputing.com — People have been ripping apart netbooks and turning them into tablets by adding a touchscreen and removing... or hiding the keyboard for almost as long as netbooks have been available. But MyDellMini forum member rock99rock may have put together the ... (more) Dell Mini 9 transformed into motion-sensitive tablet – Video

Computing

Dell

Inspiron Mini

Comments vote downundo vote up Engadget found this 15 days agofound this

1

phonestechnology.blogspot.com - 18 days ago

Android smartphone Dell Mini 3iX certified FCC

— phonestechnology.blogspot.com — Recently we reported that the smartphone Dell Mini 3iX received the necessary certification for the production in... Brazil, and now the device get to the laboratories of the Federal Communications Commission (FCC). Full documentation on the FCC site has not been published, there is only a sketch ... (more) Android smartphone Dell Mini 3iX certified FCC

Computing

Dell

Android

FCC

Comments vote downundo vote up cameraman3 posted 18 days agoposted this

Blog Reactions

Engadget:  Unused Adamo XPS prototypes reveal touchscreen trackpads, key-less keyboard

Reactions

Jak take mohl vypadat DELL Adamo XPS ~ http://tr.im/Em6d 18 days ago

Leave a Comment

Unused Adamo XPS prototypes reveal touchscreen trackpads, key-less keyboard
Engadget — ... which was apparently rejected because Dell couldn't justify the cost of the panel based how much people would actually use it. Another, possibly even more ambitious concept is one that would have completely replaced the traditional keyboard with a series of capacitive-touch buttons (pictured after the break), which would have allowed for a true zero-profile design, albeit at some potential expense to usability. Hit up the link below for a look at a few more prototypes. [Via SlashGear] ...