With all the hoopla regarding Android’s Honeycomb platform for tablets, some people out there are probably forgetting that today marks the first time we’re seeing an Android powered tablet with HSPA+ connectivity coming to market.
Being graced with the prestigious title of being T-Mobile’s very first 4G enabled tablet, the Dell Streak 7 can now be readily purchased through T-Mobile retail stores nationwide or online. Impressively, this Android tablet sprinkled with Dell’s Stage UI is selling for the remarkable price of $199.99 with your signature on a 2-year contract. Comparing that to the launch price given to the Samsung Galaxy Tab, it’s easily an eye opener considering its fresh new appearance and peppy speeds.
Sure you can dream about upcoming Android tablets like the Motorola XOOM or LG’s T-Mobile G-Slate, but the Dell Streak 7 is here now for the taking. So are you going to pick one up today?
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