New Dell Adamo XPS Laptop: A Visual Review

November 5, 2009 By Greg Mombert

Meet the new Dell Adamo XPS laptop. With reviewers praising the Adamo XPS’ amazing look and feel, see for yourself in pictures why Dell’s new laptop runs and photographs so well.

After teasing its super-svelte new Adamo XPS with a handful of glamor shots and briefly flashing it around at a press conference, Dell finally dropped the full details on its Adamo XPS 9.99 on Thursday. And they’re every bit as spectacular as we had hoped. Besides the stunning 9.99-millimeter-thick case, the Adamo XPS will include a totally unique cantilevering keyboard, hot swappable batteries, and a shockingly reasonable price tag of $1,799. Check out the full photo spread to drink it in in all its skinny glory, then read our new Dell Adamo XPS review to see how it performed through a week of real-life use and abuse.

Read our full Dell Adamo XPS review

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John C at 12:43pm 22nd November 2009 It is a really nice looking machine, but a bit on the pricy side for what you get. There is no way that you could call $1799 a reasonable price for a machine with those specs running windows. It is an obvious attempt to copy mac but it really cant work. What DELL does not understand is that it is the combination of the Mac OX and the metal case that sells Apple machines, trying to copy just the outer look like this is not going to work.

Anyway, Dell profits are falling through the floor not so much because they don't make good machines, their support and customer care is the worst in the industry

John C www.earlyred.com