The 7-inch version of Dell's Streak tablet has been rumored and teased for months, but today it's officially official! And what it lacks in size it makes up for in sweet, speedy 4G goodness.
The Streak 7 weighs less than a pound, and comes complete with 5 megapixel rear and 1.3 megapixel front-facing cameras, Nvidia's graphically delicious Tegra 2 processor behind a 7-inch Gorilla Glass WVGA touch display.
Its size makes the new Streak not as pocket-friendly as the five-inch version, and places it in the same portability gray area as the Galaxy Tab. That it's still borderline phone-sized may mitigate the disappointment that the Streak 7 will launch with Froyo instead of Google's tablet-friendly (and pretty special-looking) Honeycomb OS. It will, though, support full Flash 10.1, and it weighs less than a pound. And we've gotten word that it will get the Android 3.0 upgrade soon after its launch.
And let's not forget that 4G! It's the first tablet to hop on a 4G network, specifically T-Mobile's supah-fast HSPA+. [Gizmodo]
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