Dell Streak Pro specs have leaked, confirming most of what was already assumed about the device, namely, it will be a 10-inch Honeycomb tablet with a dual-core processor.

Previous leaks suggested the Dell Streak Pro will sport a NVIDIA Tegra 25 chip (1.2GHz), which according to a Tegra product roadmap, will be “the World’s First Mobile 3D processor.” This new leak suggests the Dell Streak Pro will instead have a 1GHz Tegra 2 chip.

Other specs include a 1280 x 800 pixel display, 1GB of RAM, b/g/n Wi-Fi, Bluetooth 2.1 + EDR, and room for AT&T 4G LTE support. The Streak Pro will also have a two-megapixel front- and a five-megapixel rear-facing camera. It will also have the Dell Stage 2.0 UI overlay.



The Streak Pro will measure 10.3 x 6.9 x .5 inches and weigh 1.6 pounds. It will come with 16GB, 32GB, or 64GB of storage and black, blue, pink, or red skins. It is expected to go on sale in June.

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The eReader market is getting increasingly crowded, as Aluratek announces two new devices and Pandigital has plans for one of its own (not to mention the anticipated big announcement from Barnes & Noble). Peering down at the competition from its peak of supremacy is the Amazon Kindle, which will apparently still sell even if it’s full of marketing and advertisements.


Aluratek Announces Libre Air and Libre Touch
The Aluratek Libre line is getting a little bit bigger, with Aluratek announcing the new Air and Touch. Both of these eReaders will be able to hold books, MP3’s, and large selection of movie types, and be able to browse the web over Wi-Fi. They will both also come with 100 free eBooks.

The 5-inch Libre Air, which features an LCD “ePaper” screen and microSD card slot, is available for $119. The 7-inch Libre Touch costs $149. Both devices can currently be found in Aluratek’s online store.


Pandigital Explores Planet Tablet
Pandigital’s newest device seems to be walking that fine line between eReader and tablet that the Barnes & Noble NOOK has so successfully balanced upon. Pandigital recently submitted the Android-based Planet eReader to the FCC for review. While it’s rumored that the Planet will not have access to the Android Market, it will arrive with a host of preinstalled apps, and feature a collection of tablet-like hardware features, including front- and rear-facing cameras, HDMI output, and an onboard microphone.

The seven-inch Planet will feature Wi-Fi, an LCD screen, and have access to the Barnes & Noble digital bookstore. As of yet no word is available on pricing or availability.


Kindle with Special Offers is an Amazon Bestseller
Despite competition from the NOOK, eReader apps on most modern mobile devices, and the other Kindle versions, Kindle with Special Offers has shot up to the top of Amazon’s sales charts and currently sits at number one on Amazon’s list of bestselling products in electronics. Numbers two and three on the list are the Wi-Fi Kindle and Kindle 3G, respectively.

Kindle with Special Offers is similar to the Wi-Fi Kindle, except that it features advertisements on its screensaver and homepage. In exchange for tolerating these ads, customers receive a $25 discount, as the Kindle with special offers is only $114, while the normal Wi-Fi kindle is $139.

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Today passwords have become a common part of our daily life. There are many various passwords one need to keep in mind, like Bank account passwords and Website passwords. Although it is also common for one to forget a password, but sometimes it can be very painful if you forget your windows password.
More likely in the workplace most employees set password to protect their privacy. Unfortunately if they forget to delete that password and left the company then the new employee might face some problem. Even when we buy any 2nd hand computers sometimes it could be protected by password and you don’t know. You cannot simply reinstall the windows as there might be some important files you need to save. Don’t worry; there is a way to fix it. The latest software called WINDOWS PASSWORD RECOVERY TOOL 3.0 is available now. Windows password recovery tool is an efficient utility to help you recover Windows password when you forgot Windows 7/Vista/XP passwords. It can be a hoarder when you are locked out of computer. Besides, if you have bought a used PC with password protected, this tool can help you stay out of troubles and get the valuable data on the computer safely.


What can Windows password recovery tool 3.0 do for you?

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Step by step using windows password recovery tool 3.0
Windows password recovery tool 3.0 allows you to pass up Window password in 4 simple steps:

1. Download the software and install it
2. Burn a bootable CD/DVD or
3. BIOS settings
4. Reset forgotten Windows password

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