Dell Streak 10 Pro with Android 3.1 shows up on benchmark site
With the 10-inch Dell Streak Pro rumored to be joining the Honeycomb tablet fray this summer, it wasn't exactly shocking to find a series of incomplete benchmark results for it while I was digging through GLBenchmark's database last night (admittedly looking for something else).
Four different software builds have been tested in the past month, with the Streak 10 Pro's most recent visit to the GLBenchmark occuring just last week. According to the self-reported results, the Streak 10 Pro (as it calls itself) has been tested with two versions of Honeycomb—Android 3.0.1 and Android 3.1—and is outfitted with an NVIDIA Tegra 2 processor (likely the T25) and a 1280 x 752 screen. Previously unconfirmed information has identified the device's screen resolution to be a standard 1280 x 800, but 1280 x 752 is what the tablet sent to the database.
There are more results than what you're seeing here, including CPU performance float and integer results, high-level 3D performance results, and some other numbers that don't mean anything to most people (myself included!). You can check those out for yourself at the link below, but the takeaway here is that the Streak 10 Pro will probably launch with Android 3.1.
[GLBenchmark]
