Dell has announced the launch of its new small-screen touch screen tablet called, Streak, in the Indian market, on Tuesday.

Dell Streak features a 5-inch touch screen display and is powered by Qualcomm's Snapdragon chipset. The company is positioning the tablet as a entertainment device for people on the move with a host of features.

Dell has announced the launch of two new Inspiron M501R models named, T540902IN8 and T540901IN8 in the Indian market.

The laptops feature quad-core and triple-core AMD Phenom II processors and the MD Vision Ultimate technology allowing users to have a good visual experience.

The shareholders of Dell appear to be unconcerned over Dell losing its bidding war for the storage company, 3Par. The shareholders did not display concerns for overpaying for the firm or the relief for loosing the bidding war.

The shareholders of the company have seen a number of failed deals and the scandals. The company was eager to acquire 3Par to enhance its capabilities storage capabilities but could not match H.P.’s $2.1 billion winning bid after raising its bid offer three times.

Hewlett-Packard (HP) will soon be offering the data storage technology firm 3PAR for $24 per share, or $1.6 billion.

The statement pronounced by the firm claims that the prices released by HP are approximately 33.3 per cent more than those claimed by the Dell. The latter in an out-bid to sell rival Dell will be offering 3PAR for $1.15 billion last week.

Shares of Dell Inc. fell on Tuesday as investors eagerly anticipated the computer manufacturer’s subsequently move in a bidding conflict with adversary Hewlett-Packard Co. with the winner gaining control of the storage company
3Par Inc.

What sparked it off- After Dell's $1.13 billion offer the previous week, HP moved in for the kill on Monday with a proposal of $1.5 billion.

A high-tech tug-of-war between PC giants Hewlett-Packard (HPQ) and Dell (DELL) over tiny data-storage provider 3Par (PAR) underlines their pursuit for gains beyond PCs.

HP's bid of $24 a share is 33% higher than Dell's offer last week of $18 a share, putting the value of HP's offer at about $1.6 billion.

In the second quarter of the current fiscal Dell Inc. (DELL) reported to have made double-digit profit and repeated saying that a recovery in government sales and enterprise is in the pipeline but worried investors nonetheless with lesser margins.