Dell Inc. (NASDAQ:DELL) will no longer be selling the Streak 7 tablet device. The device is no longer available online. It has only been a few months since Dell phased out the Streak 5 as well.

Dell Inc. (NASDAQ:DELL) is best known for building customized PCs for their customers. However this past weekend a Reddit user noticed on the Dell website that there was a faulty suggestion for what the purpose of graphics cards are.

Dell Inc. (NASDAQ:DELL) is acquiring Force10 Networks Inc. for $700 million in cash. Force10 is a high-speed Ethernet networking equipment company that was planning to go the IPO route.

Apple, with 10.7% of the market share, is now the third-largest vendor of PCs in the US. Mashable reports that the Gartner data shows Hewlett Packard at the top of the market with 26.9%, followed by Dell with 22.6%. This is an 8.5% growth for Apple.

Dell Inc. (NASDAQ:DELL) is preparing to launch a new 15.6″ display laptop that will be very thin and comparable to the MacBook Air. The 15.6-incher will be available at the end of this month and will have Intel’s “Sandy Bridge” Core i5 and Core i7 processors. Yet it will cost you less than $1,000. Check out the video teaser below:

The names, specifications, and release dates of Dell’s newest tablets running on Windows and Android have been leaked by AndroidCentral.

The annual revenue of Dell Inc. (NASDAQ:DELL) in India is getting close to $2 billion. As a result, Dell is planning to add more staff in India. “We are continuing to invest here and continuing to grow the business … India for us is a critical part of our infrastructure globally,” stated Dell founder and CEO Michael Dell. Dell was forecasting 5-9% revenue growth in fiscal 2012, which means that they are expecting $64-$67 billion. Dell has about 23,000 employees in India. [Reuters]

At the Dell Inc. (NASDAQ:DELL) campus in Round Rock, Texas, two employees were arrested for a bad marketing stunt. The Round Rock SWAT team responded to 911 calls of a suspect inside one of the Round Rock campus buildings on Monday morning. A person dressed as a biker and another person in a skull mask told people to “go to the lobby.” But it turns out that the biker was just promoting one of the Harley-Davidson features supported by the Dell Streak tablet product. It was an in house marketing plan that nobody really knew about. [KXAN]