They\u2019ll be launched in China and Brazil initially, but eventually they might become as commonplace as BlackBerries and iPhones. When that happens, you better watch out when they break. An independent repair shop might be your only option.<\/p>\n
Some thought the day would never come. But ring around the Dell \u2013 is finally entering the smartphone market. China has already seen their first Dell units, but so far their availability in that country has yet to experience worldwide scrutiny. Before 2009 runs its course, Brazil will be added to the availability mix. But what the traditional personal computer brand has revealed about features to Western consumers, including Americans, has been sketchy indeed.<\/p>\n
It has received a name, presumably for marketing purposes. Akin to \u201cMini-me,\u201d the famous character in a medley of Mike Myers\u2019 flicks, Dell\u2019s new gadget is the Mini 3.<\/p>\n
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