Optus’ latest tablet push is dual-headed, with the Dell Streak 7 available on contract or prepaid, and the Acer Iconia A501 on contract only.
Dell’s running a special on selected accessories through its online store, ranging from the U2312HM monitor at 40% off for $188 to the Netgear WNR2000 Wireless N router for $62, a 30% saving [Dell via Top Bargains]
Dell’s XPS 14z isn’t exactly an ultra book, but it is slender at 23mm, without missing out on an optical drive or ports.
$199 isn’t a heck of a lot to pay for any laptop, although the models that OzStock have are ex-lease units with short-term warranties, so there is a potential gotcha right there. Still, at less than $200 for a laptop that’d do fine basic work, it’s still a decent buy. [OzStock]
Dell’s small business laptops aren’t the most enticing of creatures; there’s less bright and shiny built in in favour of being more pedestrian and workmanlike, but that suits their purpose as business machines. Dell’s currently selling them off online at a discount, the most impressive of which is 40 per cent off the Core i7-sporting Vostro 3750 for $959 — a claimed $640 saving. [Dell via Buckscoop]
Earlier this week I asked if Android fans actually prefer iPads when it comes to tablets. Many of you said you’re still waiting to see what tablets may be around the corner, so let’s take a look at what 14 of the biggest tablet makers have up their R&D sleeves.
