Dell officially developing ‘mobile devices’ for China Mobile

If you’re going to go, you might as well go big, right? In a confirmation for the ages, Dell spokesperson Andrew Bowins has clearly stated that the company is “developing mobile devices for China Mobile,” giving the Round Rock powerhouse access to the biggest mobile subscriber base on the entire planet. Unfortunately, he didn’t confirm nor deny whether the Mini 3i that we peeked this morning would be amongst the first to launch, but obviously you won’t find us gasping should it happen. Beyond that, details on the whole arrangement are scant, but here’s hoping that Dell trucks those handsets over to this side of the drink in short order.

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