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Dell preps Adamo XPS for October 22

Written by IT News on 3:14 AM

Round Rock, Texas-based Dell, one of the best PC suppliers in the world are preparing to launch its new laptop Adamo, reportedly the world's thinnest notebook systems, only 0.39 inches at the thinnest point proudly. The laptop, which is announced for a while now, due on October 22, days Microsoft expected to start the long awaited Windows 7 operating system.

Dell XPS Adamo joke since the beginning of September, is an update to the new line by Adamo of laptops, which debuted earlier this year. So far the company has been very secretive about the exact specifications of the new machine, but it is expected that a complete list of specifications, prices and availability on October 22, which is three days from now to communicate.

But according to some leaked information that has appeared on the Internet, the laptop has a thickness of only 0.39 cm, and it costs about U.S. $ 2,000. In addition, one of the most interesting things we found out the next Adamo laptop from a recent news article in Business Week, where the system is said to boast a heat-sensing bands. Apparently, the feature works as a mechanism leading to the opening of the Dell machine, so users aluminum lid on the laptop to open by sweeping a finger at the white hot links.

U.S. $ 2000 in one unit, Dell XPS Adamo preparing high-volume product, but one that will boast a number of unique computers in the world system. In principle, the company continued to manufacture products for the mainstream market, but its portfolio includes a number of special products, such as Adamo, who will focus on more advanced users looking for something to distinguish them from the pack.

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Dell planning new Adamo XPS ultra-thin laptop

Written by IT News on 9:16 PM

Round Rock, Texas-based Dell has benefited its customers with a new laptop Adamo since early September, when the outfit announced Adamo XPS laptop. Said to be "made to fall in love," says Adamo XPS expected a competitor to Apple's much hyped MacBook Air, one of the first laptops with a thin and approve lighting design. In this respect, it seems that we are a couple of new pictures of the machine has not yet taken a PC.

The gang over at Gizmodo is one of the first pictures of the new laptop to publish, but some other sites soon followed by more pictures of the product, including Geek.com. Unfortunately, there are not many technical details are available, in addition to this round of pictures, but the interesting fact is that the long-awaited laptop seems to have chosen a design that would certainly occur if the above-mentioned main competitor to Apple's system.

It is part of Adamo Dell's latest line of portable computer systems, a line is designed for people seeking more than just an ordinary laptop, but a system that comes with an elegant design, along with the required specifications to run some of the most basic applications on the market today. The new XPS model, the PC vendor has a long continuation of a system that succeeded in developing a barrel is impressive.

Unfortunately, until we have the necessary information on the internal specifications of the product, we can only speculate on the outcome of this new laptop can reach. There is a good chance that Dell will be one of the latest platforms from Intel for low-power, ultra-slim design, with an option for a processor Culver.

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Dell Adamo gets a much welcomed price cut

Written by IT News on 1:13 AM

At the beginning of the year, Round Rock, Texas-based Dell, the world's leading suppliers of portable computer systems, announced the release of the much anticipated Adamo laptop, an ultra-portable computer that is intended to compete with the Apple MacBook Air and Voodoo Envy HP. With a very slim and elegant design, the new laptop will be made in two different configurations; both are based on Intel's low-power processor platform. One of the biggest drawbacks of this system, despite its attractive design, was that it was priced fairly restrictive price points. But it seems that Dell learned from their mistakes and has recently lowered prices on two models.

The much-hyped Adamo Dell laptop is now available for only U.S. $1499 for 1.2GHz-powered model. This is a good $500 discount on the company's launch price of U.S. $1999 for the same model. The higher end model, which has a SSD storage solution and 1.4GHz processor, is now as low as U.S. $ 2299, a reduction from the original price of U.S. $2700. The company seems to continue like Intel, and has not changed anything on the system configuration.

Although these prices are more than welcome, there are still so the purchasing power of most portable consumer. The new pricing system better position Dell's stylish notebook Adamo to Apple's MacBook Air basic model, i.e. the price of USD in 1499 and has a 1.86GHz processor, 2GB memory and 120GB hard disk space. But the highest performance of the MacBook Air will cost U.S. $1799 and provides a faster 2.13GHz processor, 2GB memory and NVIDIA GeForce 9400M graphics solution.

It will be interesting to see if Adamo will continue to further price declines, which may be a better competitor to the aforementioned MacBook Air and Voodoo Envy.

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Dell Adamo laptop to provide built-in Blu-ray optical drive

Written by IT News on 3:00 AM

About two weeks ago, Dell was the first rumors of plans to release its own MacBook Air competitor, a product currently called Adamo. Since then, a series of speculations were informed of the alleged technical specifications on Dell's leading portable computer systems. But the latest rumors suggest shown to be the most interesting because they argue that the state will Adamo its customers with a very unique feature that Apple MacBook Air now missing. More precisely, the Adamo is a built-in optical drive.

Since the first rumors emerged, in order to Adamo, the product has been replaced by a composite of representatives. Round Rock, Texas-based Company is now expected to reveal the laptop back in 2009, probably at the upcoming Consumer Electronics Show in Las Vegas, Nevada, which will take place after the long-awaited Apple's MacWorld Expo 2009.

The latest information on the Internet shows that one of the main features of the forthcoming Adamo Dell laptop is its support for an integrated optical drive. What is perhaps even more interesting is that Adamo It is expected that with a Blu-ray drive, which was developed by a Google cache of information on Dell's own site.

The apparent MacBook Air competitors may have a video display port and eSATA ports for additional storage space. Only it makes MacBook Air Adamo one option under consideration is worthwhile.

Said laptop is expected to start with a price tag close to $ 1500, it is a good USD 300 more than what you now have to pay for the Apple Mac Book Air cheapest. The system is expected to begin shipping in February next year, but it is not yet confirmed.

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The Adamo could be Dell's answer to Apple's MacBook Air

Written by IT News on 3:31 AM

Already in January this year, Apple released what it described as the "world's thinnest laptop", officially called the MacBook Air. Since its release, the MacBook Air has experienced some changes, with the official unveiling of the company's updated line of portable computer systems, which have also switched from Intel's integrated graphics to a solution provided by Santa Clara, California-based NVIDIA.

On January 15, 2009, MacBook Air is celebrating one years since it was released, but the celebrations could shaded by a possible release of a new notebook from Dell, said to be dubbed Adamo, and is expected to be the next largest competitor for Apple's thin MacBook Air.

There are not many specifications that go on at the moment, but according to available data, the Adamo is expected to be marketed as "the world's thinnest notebook." That statement alone makes Dell's mysterious laptop computer system a direct competitor to Apple's MacBook Air. But Dell is not the first PC maker to try to provide their customers with a computer alternative to the MacBook Air.

According to additional information on that laptop, Dell is expected to debut in the system sometime in early 2009, but according to previous reports have Adamo was scheduled to be released this month. The Adamo is expected to boast a black and silver color scheme.

Despite some solid specifications available at this time, Dell could release a product that will be intended for a niche market segment. Given that it will compete with Apple's MacBook Air, Round Rock, Texas-based Dell may have a better chance to record a success in the market on Adamo is priced significantly lower than its competitor. An alternative would be to release a notebook that can also provide better specifications compared to Apple's product.