Dell set up a new mobile product with Android and Windows systems Phone 7

Dell set up a new mobile product with Android and Windows systems Phone 7 Computer manufacturer Dell reportedly will continue to produce mobile device today.
Recently, even it has announced plans to immediately bring back new mobile phone that will run under Microsoft Windows operating system and Google Android Phone 7. So far, Dell has revealed the plans for the area a little smartphone, but, now, confirmation regarding it finally arrived.
"You also begin to know us a little on the side of the device," said CEO Michael Dell's recent analyst meeting, reports eWEEK. He was referring to the Dell Mini launch of three that are based on Android. "We're very much working with the Android and Windows Mobile 7, and we see both the platform as a more attractive alternative to other suggestions you might have to offer."
Since last year, has declared Dell parties have big plans for the mobile sector, and apparently will continue to focus on that sector. Recently, a series of handsets from the company successfully entered the market, including Dell Android based Thunder 2.1, Dell Flash and Smoke with the support of Android 2.2, and Dell can Lightning practically into your Windows Phone 7 first. However, it seems so far no official information about the handset has been present for the moment.
At the same time, it seems Dell is also planning to bring to market a series of tablets that will compete with Apple iPad, or of such devices in the future that comes from HP, which is expected to be run under Palm WebOS. Dell saw this product as a major tool for content consumption, which can create a new pattern emerged when the data request. In addition, Dell considers this as a supplement tablets for existing devices, which can generate new purchasing patterns.
"One of the most immediate opportunities we see with all the users come online is to build a data center to the needs of all the data. So we're very focused on our data solutions business center and provide infrastructure for all content providers and telcos that provide all the data, "Dell said when asked about Apple iPad. The company will have its first device, such as Dell Streak (Mini 5), which will be available for purchase in June through operators O2 and AT & T.