It was a long and hard first day at CTIA, with the announcement of a couple of stellar Android phone, and the return of Dell to the U.S. smartphone area. That brings us to the Dell Aero, which was announced for AT&T. And we got our hands on it tonight ... And that's it. It might or might not be a working device. We don't know, because Dell wouldn't turn it on, for whatever reason.
So, we got an OK feel for the hardware. And in what seems to be a growing trend, it's pretty darn light. Actually, save for feeling a bit plastic, it was a pretty sexy phone. Nice and slim, with graceful lines that fit nicely in your hand. And so after the break, a few more pics of the Dell Areo purely as a work of industrial design. Here's to hoping we actually see it in action at some point.
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Is it me or after the Evo 4G was revealed all this is crap? lol
^ lol agreed!
Why bring a phone to show off if you can't even see it in action?
I'm not convinced on the evo. I want a phone I can fit in my pocket.
with all that evo style and features comes $$$$ .. I'd rather have a sub $200 phone these days. .. But as for this Dell phone... come on ATT... stop playing around and bring out the Desire already.
Not impressed. Specs (or at least what I've found) are lacking too.
LOL AWWW Poor AT&T! Mentioning this hunk of crap while sprint's Evo became official...............suck it at&t