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If you're willing to get a tablet that's running Android 2.2 then you might want to take a look at the Streak 7 which is now available in Canada. The tablet sports a Tegra 2 CPU, a 7-inch display, dual cameras, WiFi / Bluetooth support, 16GB of storage, and a microSD card slot. The tablet is available right now for $399.99 which is a decent price - until we get the Asus Transformer up here. Check out the tablet on Dell.

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It looks like Dell plans to release the Streak 7 Android tablet in Canada and it looks like it'll cost $449.99. This tablet packs a 7-inch display, a dual-core 1GHz Tegra 2 CPU, a 5MP AF camera with a flash, a 1.3MP front-facing camera, 16GB of internal storage, a microSD card slot, and Android 2.2. Sadly, it's not "Honeycomb" and the Eee Pad Transformer will be launching with a cheaper price tag. The choice is obvious. If you're somehow still interested then check it out on Dell.

Update: Unwired View has just pointed out that you can actually order this one right now. The price has actually dropped $50 to just $399.

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If you're shopping around for the WiFi-only Dell Streak 7 tablet from Dell then you're going to have to head over to Amazon. Yes, they're selling it right now for $379.99 even though Dell doesn't have it live on their own website. This tablet's sporting a dual-core Tegra 2 CPU, a 7-inch display, 16GB of storage, dual cameras, and Android pre-Honeycomb so it's between this and the old-school Galaxy Tab. Check it out on Amazon.

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Wow, another huge Staples leak has just been spotted and it's coming from their training guide - the one below is coming from a "major retailer" as well, but it could also be Staples. If this isn't the year of the tablets then I don't know what is. The leak shows several tablets that'll be launching this year. We'll just go in order starting with the Motorola XOOM which could be launching this week (March 17th) for $649; it's looking like this one will be the WiFi-only model. Next up is RIM's BlackBerry Playbook which could be launching on March 27th for $499 (16GB), $599 (32GB), and $699 (64GB). Keep in mind that this date might have moved to April. There's also word on the 7-inch Dell Streak 7 which will be launching in late March / April as well; price for that one should be $449 as well - it's already available on T-Mobile.

Now, for the coming soon tablets we have a bunch of them running on Android "Honeycomb" which is great news. We have the 8.9-inch Samsung Galaxy Tab which should be announced next week, the Dell Streak 10, a 10-inch Acer, and a 10-inch Toshiba. It's unknown what the 10-inch Acer tablet will be but it could be the Eee Pad EP101TC, which is a complete guess. The 10-inch Toshiba has been teased by them since January but they have yet to make it official. There's also word on a 10-inch HTC Android "Honeycomb" tablet that's on the way. This one hasn't been announced yet but I'm definitely looking forward to it!

Last, but definitely not least there's word on the 10-inch HP Touchpad running on the next version of webOS along with an unannounced 7-inch model. This will likely get announced at the company's next event which is in a few weeks. Amazing stuff!
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As expected, T-Mobile has released the HSPA+ capable and Tegra 2 packing Dell Streak 7. It's available right now for $199.99 on a 2-year contract and for $449.99 contract-free. Before you pick one up you might want to check some of the revews because they weren't that good and Engadget actually recommends that you opt for the Galaxy Tab instead. The decision is yours and you can check it out on T-Mobile.

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TMoNews picked up some incredible information today. They've just picked up the leak you above which tells us that the Dell Streak 7 will be available on February 2nd, the Samsung Galaxy S (Vibrant) 4G on February 23rd, and the LG G-Slate on March 23rd. And while all that is great things to mark on your calendar, it looks like another picture they picked up (below) tells us that the Dell Streak 7 will be available for $299.99 after rebates which isn't too bad.Of course, I do suggest waiting for the LG G-Slate which will be running Android 3.0 "Honeycomb" when it actually hits the carrier.

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At CES, T-Mobile announced the Dell Streak 7 tablet. This one will feature the Tegra 2 chipset, a 5MP rear-facing camera, a front-facing camera, WiFi / Bluetooth support, and Android 2.2 along with HSPA+ connectivity to run on the carrier's "4G" network. Apparently, this one will be available on the carrier on February 2nd and could actually be the first tablet from CES on the market.

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Dell and T-Mobile have officially announced the Streak 7 tablet. This one's running Android 2.2 on a 7-inch Gorilla Glass display and will be available in a few weeks. Specs include a 1.3MP front-facing camera, 16GB of internal storage, a dual-core Tegra 2 chipset, and HSPA+ connectivity which should give you 42Mbps speeds since the carrier is planning to double their speeds by the end of the year. This is just one of the 25 HSPA+ aka 4G devices that T-Mobile USA plans to launch this year.


Update: According to another Engadget post, Dell actually pulled out a 10-inch Android tablet called the Streak 10. This one is going to be sporting the Stage UI as well. No details right now but it'll apparently launch next year which is a long time from now. It should have standard specs like a docking port, a front-facing camera, and a headphone jack whenever it does launch. Hopefully, it'll actually be this year.

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We already know that Dell has been working on the successor to their 5-inch Dell Streak MID / tablet and Cell Phone Signal has managed to scoop up the first images of said device. This one's the Looking Glass tablet which will reportedly be called the Dell Streak 7. Specs aren't confirmed right now but on the back of the render there's T-Mobile branding so it'll definitely be headed there in the USA. Obviously, it features a 7-inch display, front and rear-facing cameras with a flash, and possibly just Android 2.2. Dell always seems to be behind in the OS version. Maybe we'll see this one get official at CES this week.

Update: Coming from Engadget is word that the Dell Streak 7 has hit the FCC. This one features UMTS bands II, IV, and V which is good enough for T-Mobile and AT&T in the US. Thankfully, this device has WiFi 802.11n / Bluetooth 2.1 + EDR support, an SD card slot, and a SIM card slot so it may actually have voice calling capabilities. Apparently, it could also have a Tegra 2 chipset inside of it! Check it out at the FCC.

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