Comments on: Dell Adamo XPS: World’s Thinnest Notebook (video and photo gallery)

By: Original Dell Adamo now under $1000 | Notebooks.com

Original Dell Adamo now under $1000 | Notebooks.com — Sun, 31 Jan 2010 07:07:51 +0000

[...] this may be your queue. Donâ€™t mix up the Adamo with the Adamo XPS, which is the latest version, and is even more thin than the Adamo. Check out Dellâ€™s official Adamo [...]

By: Gadget Sleuth

Gadget Sleuth — Mon, 07 Dec 2009 04:20:28 +0000

Yes, it's thin. So what? That doesn't make it better automatically. Makers have fallen prey to the “Apple Syndrome” where they believe slicker = better, which is sometimes true and sometimes not.

By: Gadget Sleuth

Gadget Sleuth — Sun, 06 Dec 2009 20:20:28 +0000

Yes, it's thin. So what? That doesn't make it better automatically. Makers have fallen prey to the “Apple Syndrome” where they believe slicker = better, which is sometimes true and sometimes not.

By: georgeou

georgeou — Tue, 24 Nov 2009 05:01:49 +0000

The profile of the Dell is too high to fit on an airplane. There's a reason why notebooks aim to be lower profile and it's because you don't want the seat in front of you crushing your display. Now if the Dell actually gave you that much vertical LCD space, that would be very valuable. But it looks like they worried so much about the thickness that the overall size of the laptop is huge.

There comes a point where thickness no longer matters and where width and depth makes a huge difference. Dell failed in the depth department.

By: Dell Adamo XPS Now Selling for $1,799 | Notebooks.com

Dell Adamo XPS Now Selling for $1,799 | Notebooks.com — Thu, 19 Nov 2009 08:32:15 +0000

[...] right, the worldâ€™s thinnest notebook that Xavier checked out on video the other day is now available through Dell for $1,799. Though itâ€™ll take some time to ship; I just tried [...]