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Report: Dell to Launch Android Tablet Next Month.

Forget the not-even-official Apple tablet, let"s talk about the not even official Android tablet. Pocket-lint today cites "multiple black ops sources" who say Dell will launch an Android-based tablet this coming January at CES 2010. Details are scant but so far but Pocket-Link reports that the device will have a 5-inch screen. When contacted for comment Dell gave the following non-committal statement: "Dell continually develops and tests new products that extend the mobile experience. We have not made any product announcements and do not comment on speculation, rumour, or unannounced products." Do you think we"ll soon see a Dell tablet? Follow us on Twitter for more tech news and exclusive updates here.


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