Dell Streak 7 for $199,99

Dell Streak 7 will be launched on Feb 2nd, and T-Mobile's setting the record straight with some official dollar deals. T-Mobile will be offering the 7-inch, Android 2.2 tablet for just $199.99 on 2 years contract.

With NVIDIA Tegra 2-powered, T-Mobile HSPA+ slate, it seems like a good deal to you since the Samsung Galaxy Tab is still about $600 off contract at Verizon and Sprint. Sure, the Galaxy Tab has a few more things going for it, including a higher resolution display and bigger battery.

Check good deal of Dell Streak 7offering here.

Can't hardly wait new Galaxy series coming. :) have a nice day pals

HTC Evo 4G . Check this one out!

If ever a device was worthy of the nowadays dictionary "superphone" terminology, HTC EVO 4G would have to be it. Though it's got a 4.3-inch WVGA display, 720p video recording, and an 8 megapixel camera, the real kicker is its support for WiMAX technology. It's the first commercial handset with 4G to launch in the US - along with mobile hotspot capability that can serve up to 8 WiFi-equipped devices simultaneously.

Sitting underneath HTC Sense is Android 2.1. This is the latest version of Android currently available, so aside from the standard Google services and Android apps, you're also getting such features as Google Maps with Navigation, voice-to-text entry, and live wallpapers. However, if you follow Android developments at all, then you know that Android 2.2, aka Froyo, is on the way, bringing support for Flash 10.1, among other things.

HTC EVO's WebOS surely great, It's simple to use and extremely user friendly.The virtual keyboard on the EVO is good, With the options of portrait, landscape, and even voice to text, you'll find it rather easy to use, and the large screen definitely helps with that.

Amazon's offer this Gadget for $99, good deal I thought. just check the thing out

Samsung Galaxy Ace, Galaxy Fit, Galaxy Gio and Galaxy Mini

Samsung release more Galaxy series which installed with Android OS and TouchWiz UI, & come with affordable form factors. All type installed with Android 2.2 Froyo.
In order from left to right, the Samsung Galaxy Ace is a 3.5-incher that most closely resembles the S patriarch, though it makes do with an 800MHz processor and HVGA screen resolution. It's said to be available immediately in Russia, to be followed by Europe, India and China soon.
Samsung Galaxy Fit takes us into lower spec territory, with a 3.3-inch QVGA screen and 600MHz speed, while Samsung Galaxy Gio packs an even smaller display but raises resolution back up to HVGA.
Samsung Galaxy mini has to go down as a blatant LG Optimus T KIRF, which might be its sole notable feature, given the 3.1-inch QVGA display and 600MHz capabilities. All three are targeting the same territories as the Ace, meaning the US will likely be spared from this affordable Android gadget.
I found good offer of Samsung Galaxy on Amazon
, better to have a look on it.
So have a nice Android :)