Dell Adamo Series On A Diet

PeterStoba · #1 10-09-09, 06:29 PM

Dell are planning to launch a sub 10mm thick notebook, nearly twice as thin as the Macbook Air.

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I Hunta x · #2 10-09-09, 06:57 PM

weight of laptops isnt realy a issue with me (used to lug my ex's alienware lappy around - dont ask why she got an alienware one), the size is more what im bothered about, depending on the spec and cost i realy might have to buy one of these!

Rastalovich · #3 10-09-09, 06:58 PM

God I got to get my hands on one of those just to see what it feels like to use.

Sounds scary, almost fearing I might break it >.<

Wanna take it apart too >.<

zak4994 · #4 10-09-09, 07:15 PM

13.4 inch tea tray if the specs aren't up to snuff. I know it is 9.9mm thick but if it features specifications that are awfully applied then it doesn't really work.

Oh and I am loving the fact that it doesn't slant down like the Mac-air.

Edit:

Why would I give my e-mail address?

k4p84 · #5 10-09-09, 08:25 PM

I'd start to worry about the flex in the product when things start to get slim.

If the build quality is good and the spec is decent i could see myself getting one

JN · #6 11-09-09, 07:32 AM

Its bound to be a low-end Atom of some sort. I dont think you could cool anything better in that limited space. Also there would be no internal DVD so you'd have to lug around an external...and tbh could you even fit any of the common ports (USB, Ethernet, TV-Out..etc) in something that slim?