Dell Aero
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Dell Aero Overview
The Dell Aero will prove to be AT&T's second Android powered handset and while it isn't technically Dell's first Android phone, it is nearly identical to the Dell Mini 3i which WAS the manufacturer's first Android Phone (previously launched in China). Now Dell is bringing their Android wares to America, and they've significantly customized the UI on what AT&T is calling "the lightest Android Phone" upon launch:
With a 3.5-inch screen, 5MP camera, Flash Lite and simplistically enjoyable design, the Dell Aero stands to be an attractive option for AT&T customers.
Dell Aero Specs
| General | |
| Form Factor: | Candybar Touchscreen |
| AKA: | ? |
| Date Released (YYYY/MM/DD): | 2010/08/09 |
| Size | |
| Weight: | 104 g |
| Dimensions: | 122 x 57.9 x 11.7 mm, 68.6 cc |
| Display | |
| Resolution: | 360 x 640 pixels |
| Size: | 3.5-inch |
| Type: | TFT capacitive touchscreen, 256K colors |
| Camera | |
| Video: | Yes |
| Flash: | LED Flash |
| Auto-focus: | Yes |
| Megapixels: | 5MP (2592x1944 pixels) |
| Connectivity | |
| GPS: | Yes, with A-GPS |
| USB: | Yes (miniUSB v2.0) |
| Bluetooth: | Yes (2.1 with A2DP) |
| Wi-Fi: | Yes (802.11 b/g) |
| HDMI: | |
| Multimedia | |
| Headset Jack: | 3.5 mm |
| Radio: | No |
| Battery | |
| Type: | Li-Ion 1000 mAh |
| Hardware/OS | |
| Operating System: | Android x.x |
| Internal Memory: | ? |
| External Memory: | MicroSD Slot (up to 32GB, 2GB card pre-installed) |
| RAM: | ? |
| Processor: | Marvell PXA310 624 MHz processor |
Dell Aero Reviews
Dell Aero (AT&T) Unintuitive, slow, and limited in functionality, the Dell Aero is a huge disappointment and simply can't compete with the competition.
Review: Dell Aero The Dell Aero is unlike any other Android phone I’ve used. It doesn’t feel like Android with a skin on top. It feels more like a feature phone with Android beneath. If you’re looking for a phone that is slim and light and packed with features, read on for my in-depth impressions of Dell’s entry into the world of smartphones.
Dell Aero Pictures
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Dell Aero Videos
Engadget Doesn't Enjoy AeroThis video takes place WAY prior to launch but in its current form, Engadget's Joshua Topolsky doesn't seem to enjoy the Aero too much.
Dell Aero News
Dell Quietly Launches the Aero for AT&T We’ve been waiting for this device to launch for a long while and AT&T’s been extremely quiet regarding its availability. It also hasn’t gotten the leak love we come to expect, but the Dell Aero’s finally available starting today for $99.99 on a two-year contract ($299.99 without). The device has a 3.5-inch capacitive display with [...]
Dell Streak Priced at $299 with AT&T Contract or $549 Without, Dell Aero Launch Details Emerge The window on pre-registration for the Dell Streak pre-sale is closing today, July 27th, and while an actual street date remains absent from the list of things we know about the Dell Streak’s US release, we can now check off on and off-contract pricing. Those that signed up to be part of the pre-sale will [...]
Dell Aero Gains FCC Approval Just In Time For Q2 Launch The Dell Aero had already gotten a tentative release date alongside its bigger tablet brothers: its landing date was originally believed to be June 2010 for AT&T. Now, the device has been approved by the FCC just in time to meet that unofficial deadline. Its name has been confirmed to be the Aero by the [...]
Dell Aero Gets Confirmation Treatment Probably the entity to make the smallest splash of the huge Dell leaks we were treated to yesterday, the Dell Aero will still get its chance to wow and impress you. While it definitely doesn’t achieve either of those things, we’re still happy that some of its specs are finally beginning to come together. It [...]
Dell’s New Streak Tablets Leaked, Aero and Mini 5 Get Tentative Dates Look what just came rolling through the pipeline: Dell could be bringing us even more tablets in 7-inch and 10-inch flavors! The Streak line looks to extend far past what they’re doing with the Dell Mini 5 (now known as the Dell Streak 5) and I am not one to argue. According to Engadget’s sources, [...]
Dell Aero Disappoints, Seeks Redemption Epic tech fiend Joshua Topolsky from Engadget got his mittens on the Dell Aero and the outcome wasn’t good. He immediately noticed the software keyboard was one of the worst ever and his analysis continued down that slippery path. AT&T bloatware, lack of Google applications, weird home/back button, medium speed UI… he simply wasn’t digging [...]
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