Dell is coming up with four new Android devices

The company will soon officially unveil four of its new phones.

Dell also seems to have serious intentions in the mobile market, as it will immediately introduce four phones running Android operating systems. Let's look at them in order:

The top model is called the Thunder, equipped with an 8 Mpixel camera, and the images taken with it feature a 4,1-inch WVGA resolution display. The device may hit store shelves in the last quarter.

The model, called Smoke, will feature a full-featured QWERTY keyboard, a 2,8-inch QVGA resolution display, and an 800 MHz processor will be responsible for the phone’s speed. You can take pictures with its 5 Mpixel camera, which you can even share online via Wi-Fi. This model may hit the market in the second quarter of 2011.

The Dell Flash boasts a 3,5-inch WVGA display and is also powered by an 800 MHz processor, accompanied by 512 MB of memory. Of course, Wi-Fi can be found in this as well, and interestingly, it got version 3.0 from Bluetooth. This product will be available from the first quarter of 2011.

The latest novelty is Aero. WiFi can also be found here, and you can take photos with a 5 Mpixel camera. This will certainly be available later this year.
I think Dell has given the lesson to competitors thoroughly with these models, unfortunately there is no price information yet, but if they are competitively priced, I think they can expect great success.