Laptop Adamo mystery continues to make users 'crazy'

High-end computers in Dell's "super hot" range, intriguing since late 2008, appeared at the CES exhibition this week. However, representatives of US technology firms are silent at every question about product configuration and price.

The first version of the Adamo series, Latin, means "to fall in love", with a 13-inch, thin 2-cm screen and reminiscent of the HP Envy 133. Aluminum shell is similar to MacBook and will not use Intel Atom chip. In addition, Dell also introduced the Mini 10 netbook that supports broadband, GPS technology and 802.11n Wi-Fi connectivity.