Announced back in December 2010, the Dell Venue Android phone has yet to reach the Philippines. We got some hands-on time with it yesterday at the Dell Media gathering. This 4.1-inch Android handset is the second one we've seen from Dell (following the Dell Streak 5 released back in April). The Dell Venue looks promising; it's not yet in the dual-core league but had it been released earlier this year, I'd say it will find its way to compete with the likes of the Desire S, Optimus Black and Xperia Arc. The Venue has that glossy-metal finish to it (though it's all just made of plastic) and doesn't look or feel plasticky at all. I know everybody's going dual-core nowadays so the Dell Venue will have to find a sweet spot price to fit in. A local Dell rep offered this to me earlier this week (when I guested on News to Go with Howie Severino last Wednesday) so I'm pretty sure this handset will be released here in the Philippines very soon (probably next month). We also don't have a price but hopefully, it will be lower than the Php27k SRP of the Dell Streak. Read more in our articles including "Dell Venue hands on, first impressions" and "Dell Venue goes Android".
Announced back in December 2010, the Dell Venue Android phone has yet to reach the Philippines. We got some hands-on time with it yesterday at the Dell Media gathering.
This 4.1-inch Android handset is the second one we've seen from Dell (following the Dell Streak 5 released back in April). The Dell Venue looks promising; it's not yet in the dual-core league but had it been released earlier this year, I'd say it will find its way to compete with the likes of the Desire S, Optimus Black and Xperia Arc. The Venue has that glossy-metal finish to it (though it's all just made of plastic) and doesn't look or feel plasticky at all.
Our coverage of dell venue includes: "Dell Venue hands on, first impressions"; "Dell Venue goes Android"; "Dell Inspiron 910 to launch on August 22". Each article provides unique insights and information.