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Last updated: Thursday, February 17, 2011

Someone at Dell forgot to password protect their computer yesterday as the full release schedule for the company’s tablets and smartphones line-ups found its way onto the web overnight. And as you’d expect, there’s a few surprises in there. Tackling the smartphone schedule first we can see that Dell has handsets called Venue, Venue Pro, Venue

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Dell leak reveals full 2011 tablet & smartphone line-up

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