Dell Adamo 13 Ultraportable Notebook

The Adamo represents a new direction for Dell; it's a 4-pound ultraportable bearing no resemblance whatsoever to the rest of the Dell notebook line. Its utilitarian, metallic-sleek look, and its 0.65-inch thinness are obvious attempts at appealing to prospective MacBook Air buyers who prefer Windows machines.

Starting around $2000, the Adamo is more expensive than most ultraportables on the market, and that Two Grand doesn't buy a lot of power, either. The Adamo's demographic clear -- it's for the user who demands thinness and elegance and isn't afraid to pay for it.

Available in Pearl white or Onyx black.

Updated October 2009

	Intel Core 2 Duo 1.2 or 1.4GHz CPU		Windows Vista Home Premium 64-bit
	128GB or 256GB Solid State Drive		13.4" HD 720p LED Backlit Display
	2GB or 4GB DDR3 RAM		Li-Polymer 40Whr Battery
	802.11n Wi-Fi Wireless Ethernet		1.3MP Forward Facing Web Cam
	Gigabit Ethernet Port		No Onboard Dial-Up Modem
	Bluetooth 2.1		Full Sized Backlit Keyboard
	No Onboard Memory Card Reader		Up to 5.5 Hours Battery Life
	Display and 3.5mm Audio Ports		3 USB 2.0 High Speed Data Ports
	Weight: 4.0 Pounds		Size: 13.03" (W) × 9.5 (D) × 0.55 (H)

Dell Support Site [Official Dell Web Site]

Dell Adamo 1.2GHz Model Review [Engadget]

Dell Adamo 1.2GHz Model Review [CNet]

Adamo System & Support Information [English; 58 Pages]