Dell launches the world's thinnest laptop

Dell has just announced the highly anticipated Adamo with its ultra-slim design that can compete with Apple's glamorous MacBook Air or HP's Voodoo Envy .

Adamo is a combination of a sleek, ultra-glossy design and the basic hardware configuration of a popular laptop. It is powered by an Intel Core 2 Duo U9300 processor with 1.2GHz clock speed, 2GB of RAM and a 128GHz solid state (SSD) drive.

With the aim of targeting the thinnest personal computer today, Adamo is only 16.5mm thick. The product will come out with a black version and is expected to bring consumers a shiny pearl version full of luxury and encouragement. Although not much difference in thickness, but Adamo weighing up to 1.8 kg and MacBook Air only 1.36 kg. The product is priced at $ 1,999, the more expensive model will cost at least $ 2,700.

Adamo comes with a 13.4-inch LED screen (resolution of 1366 x 768 pixels) and is equipped with Intel's X4500 graphics chip. On the outside, the laptop is equipped with 2 USB ports, a USB / eSATA port, headphone jack, SIM card, Ethernet and DisplayPort port.

Adamo has the potential to be able to compete with the fashionable laptop that encourages the ultra-thin MacBook Air, but recently the MacBook Air version has been upgraded with more improvements. Initially, Adamo is equipped with Intel's graphics processor while Apple uses NVIDIA GeForce graphics card. In addition, the base model of the MacBook Air is equipped with an Intel Core 2 Duo processor a bit faster than the Adamo (1.6GHz) and costs $ 1799 less than $ 200 compared to Adamo.

Although the product is equipped with a power-saving chip, if multitasking such as browsing the web, working on Office documents and watching videos at the same time, the battery life is nearly 4 hours.