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electronista.com - 1/13/2009

Dell said nearing smartphone launch

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Dell is getting closer to releasing its long-rumored first smartphone, according to a research note by Kaufman Bros. analyst Shaw Wu. Investigations within Dell's supply chain point reportedly indicate that a Dell smartphone is "closer to reality" a...

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blog.wired.com - 1/14/2009

Dell Plans Its Own Smartphone, Analysts Say

— blog.wired.com — The new Palm Pre may be the most-anticipated new phone since the iPhone 3G, but there's yet another new player on the way: PC maker Dell may be readying its own smartphone, to arrive as early as next month. Dell could make an announcement ... (more) Dell Plans Its Own Smartphone, Analysts Say

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engadget.com - 1/9/2009

Dell Adamo hands-on!

— engadget.com —  Looks like our puppy-dog eyes have served us well yet again -- we just got to spend some time with Dell's ultra-hot Adamo. We're upping pictures now, check back! Dell Adamo hands-on! originally appeared on Engadget on Fri, 09 Jan 2009 12:36:00 ... (more) Dell Adamo hands-on!

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configure.us.dell.com - 1/7/2009

The Dell Online Store: Build Your System

— configure.us.dell.com — 1 DELL PREFERRED ACCOUNT (DPA) - Offered to U.S. residents by CIT Bank, who determines qualifications for and terms of credit. Promotion eligibility varies and is determined by CIT Bank. Qualifying for DPA does not guarantee promotion. Taxes, ... (more) The Dell Online Store: Build Your System

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A Dell smartphone could be on the way
SlashGear — ... If this rumor’s not true, blame Shaw Wu.  Wu, an analyst at Kaufman Bros., claims that a Dell smartphone is “closer to reality” than we might believe.  If you were a fan of the Axim series of PDAs, this could be good news. ...

Afternoon Linkage for January 13th, 2009
GEARFUSE — ... service that lets you read entire, out-of-copyright books for free. You can even download them as PDFs! When Dr. Romanelli meets the Chuck Taylor We have ourselves a new FCC Chairman Holy shit, nice watch Homemade Left 4 Dead action figures Incredible new KAWS apparel The Polaroid digicam that also prints photos You suck at Photoshop, Berlin Speaking of digicams, check out what this Sony Cybershot G3 can do Dell wants to get into the smartphone business Have great links you want showcased on Afternoon ...

More Rumours of Dell Making a Smartphone
IntoMobile — ... thinking by imagintive analysts if you will, but more recently we’ve been hearing about some mild flirtations with Android. Dell isn’t coming to MWC or CTIA, so I think it’s safe to say we won’t be seeing any big announcements soon, but it’s still a fun idea to toss around. Dell has seen a lot of success in the laptop game, and could potentially do well for themselves in mobile if they really put their weight behind it. [via Electronista] Related News from IntoMobile: Dell working on ...

Gadget Rumor: Dell Smartphone
GadgetReview — According to Shaw Wu at Kaufman Bros., the Dell smartphone could be on its way. Factor in Dell’s hiring of a former Motorola executive and signs point to a Axim-like smartphone based on Windows Mobile (or maybe, hopefully, Android?). If this is true, Dell needs to create something innovative, you know, something that’ll actually not cause one to doze off while staring at the screen. [Electronista]

Dell está próxima de lançar seu primeiro Smartphone
MacMagazine — ... a fim de torná-lo competitivo no ponto de disputar mercado. Atualmente, o mercado americano de smartphones está focado na briga acirrada entre RIM e Apple, ambas companhias que desenvolvem aparelhos com integração entre hardware e software, de forma que o fato de rodar Windows Mobile já a colocaria em um nicho mais reduzido do mercado, que atualmente é composto por vários modelos rodando não só WIndows mobile, mas também Symbian, Palm OS e Android, por exemplo. [Via: Electronista.] ...