The following video is less than a minute long, but it's all we needed. It only takes 43 seconds for us to consider ourselves officially hooked on the Android-based Dell Mini 5 tablet. Michael Dell (CEO) was in Switzerland at the World Economic Forum where a member of the CrunchGear team was able to catch up with him, camera in tow.
Dell repeats a couple of times that it will be coming in “in a few months†but plays coy when it comes to price. CrunchGear speculates that the cost of the Mini 5 could be around $1,098 before any carrier subsidizes it. Specs include a 5 megapixel camera, Wi-Fi, Bluetooth, and 3G, powered by Android 1.6. We're fans of the $30, all-you-can-use data plan available to the iPad, even if it is with AT&T.
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That looks like alot of fun to surf the net on.
Might be a bit of a brick to hold up to your ear for a phone call- not to mention carry in your pocket..
but sometimes having a giant screen is really nice.
That price is BS....
It's the price that a prototype is going for right now... It's not related to the release price....
http://www.engadget.com/2010/01/28/dell-mini-5-ta...
Can't believe this BS is getting around....