Last week I met Mahesh Bhalla, Executive Director and General Manager (Consumer & SMB) at Dell India. We talked about Dell’s business in India, the revolution in devices and form factors, and Dell’s newest line of business – the mobile phones.

Dell recently launched the Windows Phone 7 powered Dell Venue Pro in India. This handset is the Dell’s first smartphone powered by the new Windows Phone 7 operating system. It comes with a 4.1 inch AMOLED display and a vertical QWERTY keypad.

The Dell Venue Pro was spotted for sale at Dell’s website. It will be priced at $150 with a 2 year contract and will ship on December 14.

Microsoft will be launching the Dell Venue Pro on November 8 at its retail stores. It will be available on Dell Online by November 15.

Dell is exchanging about 25000 employee Blackberrys with Dell Venue Pros, the company’s new Windows Phone 7 smartphone.

Folks over at PC World report that Dell is working on an Android version of the Dell Venue Pro handset. The Dell Venue Pro sports a full portrait QWERTY keyboard and a 4.1-inch WVGA display.

Welcome to the First Edition of the new Mobile Mondays. This week we saw the launch of Windows Phone 7 and nine Windows Phone 7 powered smartphones. To learn more, check out the first edition of Mobile Mondays.

Dell announced the Dell Venue Pro, a QWERTY slider which runs Windows Phone 7. It has a 4.1 inch AMOLED display and a 5 MP camera.

Microsoft’s WP7 event just got over and the company has announced nine new WP7 based handsets for the holiday season. These nine handsets are slated to launch Microsoft’s assault on iOS and Android in more than 30 countries.