Beside the Streak 7 tablet, Dell also announced the Dell Venue smartphone at the CES 2011. The Dell Venue handset has a 4.1-inch WVGA AMOLED display with Gorilla glass on top of it.

Dell has announced the Streak 7 – a 7-inch tablet heading to T-Mobile. The Dell Streak 7 sports a dual-core Nvidia Tegra 2 processor with both the cores running at 1GHz.

Dell is planning to announce its 7 inch Android tablet – the Streak 7 – at CES 2011 in January. It will run Android 2.2 Froyo with the Stage UI, like the Dell Streak.

We had earlier reported that Dell will be rolling out the Froyo update for its 5-inch phone-cum-tablet crossover – the Streak. The update will start rolling out before the end of November but only in the U.K. Along with Android 2.2, the update will also bring performance improvements, better memory management, Flash 10.1 and Mobile hotspot feature.

Dell is apparently planning to launch a dual core successor to the Dell Streak – the Dell Opus One.

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.

It was just yesterday we reported that the Dell Streak would be getting direct upgrade to Froyo, and skip the Éclair update totally. However, Streak owners in UK should rejoice as an Android 2.1 ROM for the phone leaked on the internet a few days ago.

A Dell employee has let out that Dell will directly update the Streak to Android 2.2 Froyo in the US

The Dell Streak is expected to be launched in India by October 2010. It is a tablet-smartphone hybrid and comes with nice hardware specs and features. It will be priced at around Rs. 25000.

The Dell Streak will be available for purchase in the US by July end. It is an Android smartphone with a 5 inch display, 1 GHz processor and 512 MB RAM. It comes with 16 GB internal storage and a 5 MP camera.

Engadget reports that Dell will soon be announcing the Dell Streak 7 inch and 10 inch tablets. The rumored launch date of the 7 inch Dell Streak is late 2010, while that of the 10 inch one is early 2011. It is possible that the device may initially be launched under the AT&T network.