Dell Streak launches in UK
Dell's Android-based device is available across the UK from today.


Dell's Streak - another contender for the iPad's throne - has been launched today across the UK today.
The tablet has a five-inch capacitive screen and will run Google's Android OS. It comes with 16GB of memory - expandable to 32GB - but, unlike the iPad, users can make and receive calls on the device too.
The Streak will be available on the O2 network with a variety of plans on offer, from blended voice and data tariffs to data-only deals.
People eager to get their hands on the new Dell tablet can head to the Carphone Warehouse or O2 stores and online to pick up their Streak.
For a more in-depth look at what Dell's offering can do, head to IT PRO's Streak Need to Know cheat sheet.
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