AT&T Dell Mini 3 Android Phone To Launch In 2010

by Chris Moor

Dell have today confirmed that the Dell Mini 3 smartphone will be heading to the US in the first half of 2010.

Available on the AT&T network, the Android powered handset will be one of the first Android devices to run on their 3G network.

Dell Mini 3

The Dell Mini 3 has previously been announced for sale in China and Brazil, and is expected to include a 3.5-inch (640 x 360) touchscreen display, 3.2 mega-pixel camera (with flash and auto-focus), mini USB port, SD card slot, bluetooth, and GPS.

The Dell Mini 3 is expected to launch on AT&T during the first half of 2010.

Earlier today AT&T announced plans to launch 5 new Android handsets in early 2010.

[via dell.com]

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http://www.BestFuckingBlog.com Steve

Dell makes horrible piece of junk computers don’t think they have any business trying to make a phone. will probably be just as horrible..

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