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Related News Dell plans push into tablet PC business next year 4:45am EDT Hong Kong c.bank gets nod to invest in China stocks Mon, Nov 1 2010 China Unicom Q3 profit falls 73 pct as costs rise Fri, Oct 29 2010 UPDATE 4-Microsoft profit beats Street, shares rise Thu, Oct 28 2010 Q+A-How quickly can Hong Kong's yuan market grow? Thu, Oct 28 2010 Analysis & Opinion HP’s Slate tablet: The early reviews Apple’s Jobs goes after Google, tablet rivals Related Topics Technology » Deals » Inflows Outflows » Media » Stocks Michael Dell, Chairman and Chief Executive Officer of Dell Inc, attends a forum at the American Chamber of Commerce in Hong Kong November 2, 2010. Dell Inc, the world's No.2 PC maker, expects to launch a significant number of tablet PC models next year, its chief executive said on Tuesday, drawing the product's growing popularity since the launch of Apple Inc's iPad. Credit: Reuters/Bobby Yip HONG KONG | Tue Nov 2, 2010 6:41am EDT HONG KONG (Reuters) - Dell Inc, the world's No.2 PC maker, will announce an acquisition related to cloud computing on Tuesday, its chief executive said, while ramping up its tablet PC line to compete with rivals such as Apple. Speaking at an event in Hong Kong, Michael Dell also said that he had received feedback from developers that it was easier to develop smartphone software using Microsoft's Windows operating system than Google's popular free Android system. "We're going to have a significant number of new tablets in the next year," Dell said. "There're lots of debate about the size of the market, who's buying these devices, and those questions always emerge when there's a new form factor." Dell did not give any further details of the acquisition, but the company was recently involved in a bidding battle with rival Hewlett-Packard to acquire high-end storage maker 3PAR. Cloud computing is an industry term that refers to providing software and computing power over the Internet such as web-based email, and has been touted by many tech companies as the next big trend in the PC sector. Microsoft launched its new operating system for mobile devices earlier this month, in a move that is seen by analysts to be its last chance to catch up with Apple and Google's Android smartphones after having squandered its early lead. "What's interesting about the smartphone space is how it's changing into a more open-modular system," Dell said. "It's staggering that Android has now surpassed Apple in terms of originations and this is happening at a much, much faster rate than what folks had envisioned." PC companies have increasingly begun looking to mobile devices and other corporate solutions to diversify away from the heavily commoditized personal computer, where net margins can fall to the low single digits for companies such as Acer. Dell unveiled a 7-inch tablet PC it calls the Streak in September following a 5-inch model earlier that month, joining rivals such as Samsung Electronics in competing with Apple in the emerging tablet PC space. (Reporting by Kelvin Soh; Editing by Jacqueline Wong) Technology Deals Inflows Outflows Media Comments See All Comments (1) | Post Comment Nov 02, 2010 9:54am EDT Dell is going to hang themselves. They can’t even service their existing customers with their ineffective computers they currently sell. Dell, whoever (China I would assume) makes your computers for you is not doing a good job and who ever is providing your service (most likely India) is not doing a good job either. Maybe you should get back to hiring North Americans and the quality will go up cuz it sure isn’t working right now. LoonieLass Report As Abusive See All Comments (1) Add a Comment *We welcome comments that advance the story directly or with relevant tangential information. 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