Dell Streak

1. CNET

   

   7.0/10
   4 August 2010

   The Dell Streak is the first Android tablet worth taking seriously, though its size puts it on the fence between tablets and smartphones. Read more

   • Unprecedented combination of processor power, screen size and design quality, Support for 3G, Wi-Fi and Bluetooth, Photo, camcorder and calling capabilities blur the b...
   • Battery life isn't great, The touchscreen keyboard is awkward, Music quality is below average, Position of the camera tends to cloud photos and video

2. goodgearguide.com.au

   
   7 November 2010

   Dell's 5in, Android-powered may look like a huge smartphone, and you can make phone calls on it, but its form factor means it sits somewhere between a largish touchscreen handset like the and . This tablet-cum-smartphone is a stylish, lust-worthy gadget but ultimately has too many niggling flaws to recommend — chief among them is that it runs the older Android 1.6 operating system. Read more

   • Slim design, build quality, excellent display, ease of use, access to Android market, excellent Web browsing and video playback
   • Outdated Android 1.6 OS, uncomfortable to carry in jeans pocket, glossy screen doesn't have great visibility in direct sunlight

3. PC Authority

   6.1/10
   24 September 2010

   The Dell Streak comes out on October 1, for $649 outright, or $0 upfront on a $59 per month plan from Optus. But should you take the plunge now, or wait for an updated Android? Read more

1. "Practical and good designed item. Unfortunately, in my case faulty."

   

   4.0/10
   Reviewer: g.y.land, CNET
   11 November 2010

   In November 2011 I purchased the Dell Streak 5" and I found it practical and not as cumbersome to carry like the 7" or a 10" from other companies. The Dell Streak performed well during the first 3 months than there were intermittent reception faults on the data site. Mind you I live about 200 meters of the next transmission tower and there should be no difficulty with the reception. Read more

   • Small, handy, lightweight and good looking, very practical.
   • Performance of the mobile broadband is patchy even under best conditions.

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