Dell introduces the 4G-enabled Streak 7 tablet at CES, teases the Streak 10 too

Let’s give a warm welcome to the Dell Streak 7. The follow-up to the original 5-inch-screen Streak features a dual-core NVIDIA Tegra 2 processor ticking at 1Ghz. The device will be running on Android 2.2 Froyo with Dell’s custom Stage interface, until Honeycomb is launched later this year when it will be updated.

As the name suggests, the Streak 7 packs a 7” capacitive multi-touch display with WVGA resolution of 800×480 and Gorilla Glass for protection. Weighing about 450 grams, the tablet features up to 32GB of internal storage expandable via a MicroSD card slot, 802.11n Wi-Fi, Bluetooth 2.1 + EDR and GPS. Standard front and rear cameras are on board, 1.3 MP and 5MP auto focus with flash with respectively.

T-Mobile will launch the slate on its “HSPA+42” network in the coming weeks, although it’s still a mystery when exactly and how much it’s going to cost you is still a mystery.
After the Streak 7 was presented, on the stage appeared its bigger brother, the Dell Streak 10. The 10-inch tablet is targeted mostly towards business users and will feature built-in VPN support. Expect more news on the device soon.