Dell's Android Roadmad for 2011 Leaked! Hancock, Millenium, Gallo, Sterling, Opus One and Silver Oak, Oh My.

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Android Central has got hold of a bunch of leaked information on Dell's Android roadmap, laying out Android smartphones and Android Tablets.
Dell Hancock, and Dell Millenium, are two smartphones with Hancock sporting a dual-core and dual-camera phone with Android Ice Cream on a 4 inch qHD 960x640 display with an 8mp rear camera ( shoots 1080p video) and 1.3mp front camera. That should come around in September. The Millenium follows  with a larger  4.3 inch screen, qHD 960x540 resolution,  DLNA support and the rest being the same as Hankock.
On the tablet front, Dell Gallo, a Honeycomb tablet, will see us closer to April of this year, to be followed by the Dell Sterling, running Honeycomb in Q4.  Then there are  Dell Opus One and Dell Silver Oak to be released in Q1 of 2012.
There are some information on windows tablets called Rosemount and Peju, but do we really care :)
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Dell Aero Hands On (Video)

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Ever resourceful Engadget has managed to get their hands on a ellusive DELLAero handset at recent CITA and has a story to tell as well as the video below. Watch the video and head over to Engadget for the story on Dell Aero, link after the jump. But sad thing is that I hear AT&T messing up the Androids capabilities, is it Apple pressure?

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Dell To Build An Android Phone For AT&T

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According to a Wall Street Journal, Dell will be building an Android based phone for AT&T wireless. The phone is some what similar to that they showed in China "Ophone Mini3I" this August. But when questioned, both companies, Dell And AT&T have refuced to give an answer regarding the validity of the news, WSJ reported.

A Dell spokesman declined to comment on Dell's U.S. cellphone plans, but said the company is "focused on mobility" and is continuing to work on the cellphone project in China that it announced in August.
A representative for AT&T declined to comment. A Google spokeswoman said the company cannot "comment on what others are doing within the Android ecosystem."