Dell Venue: A quality Android smartphone you may not have considered

By matthewmiller March 18, 2011, 12:18 AM PDT

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Dell Venue: A quality Android smartphone you may not have considered

Dell Venue retail box

ntThe Dell Venue is available as an unlocked device in both T-Mobile and AT&T 3G versions. The Dell Venue runs Android 2.2 with some Dell custom home screen elements.

ntCheck out ZDNet Smartphones & Cell Phones blog for all the details and a video of the Dell Venue.

Back cover off

ntThe entire back pops off to reveal the battery, SIM card, and battery.

Fron view of Dell Venue Pro and Dell Venue

ntThe Dell Venue Pro, WP7 device, looks similar to the Dell Venue from the front.

Back of Dell Venue and Venue Pro

ntBoth of these devices have the same decoration on the back, while the Venue has a matte finish and centered camera.

Venue Pro on the Dell Venue, from the top

ntThe Dell Venue Pro (top) is slightly thicker than the Venue due to its slide-down QWERTY keyboard.

Dell Venue Pro on the Dell Venue

ntThe bottom of these two devices looks nearly the same with soft touch material and the microUSB port.

Dell Venue next to the Venue Pro

ntAs you can see these are both rather large devices and with the slide-down QWERTY keyboard the Venue Pro is a rather huge device.

Back of the Dell Venue

ntThe back is attractive plastic with a center Dell logo, camera, and flash.

Upper back of the Dell Venue

ntThe upper back shows the camera is centered above the Dell logo.

Back of the Dell Venue in hand

ntThe Dell Venue is an attactive device.

Volume button on Dell Venue

ntThe volume button is on the right side of the Dell Venue.

Top of the Dell Venue

ntThe power button and 3.5mm headset jack are found on the top of the Dell Venue.

Bottom of the Dell Venue

ntThe speaker, microphone, and microUSB port are found on the bottom of the Dell Venue.

Dell Venue box contents

ntThe box of the Dell Venue includes some pamphlets and cables.

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