As if there wasn’t already enough of netbooks out there Dell launched yet another netbook that apart from the optional Bluetooth 3.0 has nothing to inspiring to show. The basic configuration comes with a 1.66 GHz Intel Atom N455 processor, 1GB DDR3 RAM, 160 GB hard drive, Intel GMA 3150 integrated graphics, 3-cell battery and Windows 7 Starter and costs £279. For extra £20 you get 250GB hard drive and a 6-cell battery while the top model costs £329 and comes with 250GB hard drive, 6-cell battery and Bluetooth 3.0. All configuration come in black-only at the moment but knowing Dell some different color choice should come along in a few months.

It’s no secret that Dell Thunder is real thanks to recent leaks and it’s no secret either that it created quite a buzz on the web thanks to its looks. No official specs have been announced yet but it definitely is set to be a desirable handset once released into the public. Bear in mind that this is just a prototype so the final product might change slightly and we expect Dell to customise the UI rather then stick to stock Google Android interface. See the video below and let us know if you love the handset as much as we do or maybe it isn’t exactly your cup of tea. Thanks go to Engadget for the video.

We normally don’t post rumours and leaks as we would hate to tease you with desirable devices that might never happen but this one is just to sexy to pass up. Engadget got exclusive video and photos of the yet-to-be-confirmed Dell Thunder smartphone prototype that featured 8 megapixel digital camera with flash, Google Android 2.1 and  4.1 inch OLED  display (480×800px). Let’s hope the final model will feature a 2.2 version of Google Androd – Froyo. So if the Dell Thunder turned out to be true then probably other previously leaked Dell devices will turn true as well – Lightning the Windows 7 Phone smartphone, Looking Glass the 7 inch Google Android Tablet and two more Google Android smartphones the Flash and Smoke.

First Dell released a 13.3 inch Dell Inspiron M301z AMD-powered notebook and now it released a smaller 11.6 inch Dell Inspiron M101z notebook that is powered by an AMD platform as well. Similar to its bigger brother it offers great build quality, good keyboard and good performance thanks to a 1.3 GHz AMD Athlon II Neo K325 processor and ATI Mobility Radeon HD 4225 integrated graphics. As we have come to expect from AMD low voltage platforms outperform Intel’s offerings but are more power hungry so if battery life is your number one priority then you should look away from the Dell Inspiron M101z otherwise this is a great little notebook.

Just yesterday Dell launched the new Dell Inspiron 15R line-up and TechRadar already got full review today. Their verdict was that Dell Inspiron 15R is a offers great value. There are some concerns about it such as poor sound quality from the integrated speakers and loud cooling fan but they are outweighted by a very affordable price and very good performance.

Dell today launched new Inspiron R Notebook Series featuring Intel Wireless Display. The new line-up is be powered by Intel Core i3 and Core i5 processors and optional 1GB ATI Dedicated Graphics and comes in 14 inch, 15.6 inch and 17.3 inch displays. As it has come to expect from Dell these notebooks it is available in various colours including Black, Pink, Red and Blue. Read the full story at Engadget for hands-on photos and official Press Release or visit Dell US if you want to get your hands on one starting at $449.

Andy Vandervell posted a review on the Dell Inspiron 13z notebook. His verdict was that at first Dell Inspiron 13z has lots to offer starting with affordable price, integrated optical drive and good overall performance. But unfortunately it fails to deliver when it comes to chassis design which is pretty much dull and also if you are looking for all day battery life you would be better of with of a Sony VAIO Y series.

A bit closer (only 3 days) then Asus Eee Pad EP121 to public release in UK is the Dell ‘Streak’ Mini 5 and T3.com got hands-on video on this Google Android 1.6 5 inch tablet/smartphone. Hit the link to view the video.

Cent got exclusive hands-on photos with the recently officially announced Dell ‘Streak’ Mini 5 tablet/smartphone. It will feature a 5 inch screen, 5 megapixel digital camera, 1GHz snapdragon processor, Google Android (version yet to be confirmed) and will be exclusive to O2 in UK. Hit the link to view the photos.