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By Adrian Kingsley-Hughes It seems to be no secret that Dell is slowly taking on Apple. First we saw the Adamo XPS, Dell's take on the MacBook Air, and now we see a Mac mini clone - The Inspiron Zino HD.

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Dell today officially launched the Adamo XPS, the highest-end version of its designer ultraportable. The system is championed as the thinnest notebook ever and measures just 0.39 inches at its thickest point. Dell accomplishes the feat by tucking most of the computer components into the...

New rumored hardware details for the Adamo XPS suggest the system will be only a mild upgrade to the existing Adamo 13 that trades larger speed gains for its extra dimensions. The ultra-thin model should sit in between the two upgraded current models with ultra-low voltage Core 2 Duo proce...

Dell as part of a low-key press gathering today showed its Adamo XPS in greater detail. Although most details are still secret, company representative Alex Gruzen has revealed that the system will use one of Intel's more powerful ultra-low voltage processors and not an Atom chip, as in th...

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By Joanna Stern Considering that it's cheaper than the MacBook Air or Dell Adamo, and that Sony's netbook was $500, that's pretty skimpy pricing. On the outside, the X is made of some beautiful metal. On the insides we now know it has a 2GHz Intel Atom Z550 processor, a solid state drive and standard Intel gra...

By Shane McGlaun Dell unveils new colors for Dell Design Studio based on nail polishDell Adamo Air-rivalling ultraportable delayed until 2H 2009?Dell 9.99mm Adamo XPS ultraportable teaser kicks-offDell Adamo battery non-user-replaceable, fix price unknownDell Adamo 9 HSPA ultraportable & S...

By Joanna Stern Here's the math: 9.99 mm is about 0.39 inches. The original Adamo was .65 inches thin, and the Macbook Air is 0.76 inches at its thickest point, making the Adamo XPS concept nearly half as thin. But god only knows what they managed to cram inside, since they aren't telling us yet. [Dell Adamo XPS]

By Trent Wolbe 00:02:05 - iPhone 3G S review 00:13:47 - Video: Josh, Jimmy Fallon, and the iPhone 3 Ga-Speed 00:25:54 - MacBook Pro (mid 2009) in-depth impressions 00:41:30 - Nokia N97 hands-on and impressions 01:20:00 - Adamo redux: Dell teases new thin-and-light laptops in Paris with no specs

We set new ultralights from Dell, Apple and Acer against each other, decode Intel's new star ratings for processors, pick out the best cars at the New York Auto Show and smoke some electronic cigarettes. Also, listener mail! New to Twitter? ...

By Mark Wilson Performance Our test system was a beefed-up, $2600 Adamo, featuring a 1.4GHz Intel Core 2 Duo processor (3MB L2 cache), 4GB RAM (800MHz), 128GB SSD and integrated 3G. $2000 only buys you a 1.2GHz processor and 2GB of RAM, but you still get the 128GB SSD.

By Trent Wolbe Take heart, friend, your favorite three podcast hosts are back this week to talk Adamo and iPhone OS 3.0 -- not necessarily in that order, but probably exactly in that order. Listen with unguarded anticipation as Joshua Topolsky reveals his dream PC laptop, Paul Miller mourns his MacBook A...

By Chris Davies · 8GB** USB drive. Product Specifications: · Intel® Core 2 Duo processors with Intel® Centrino ® technology · 13.4-inch 16:9 HD display · Bluetooth 2.1 · Up to 5+ hours of battery life (preliminary)*** · 2 USB ports, 1 USB/eSATA combo port, Display Port, RJ-45 port

By Trent Wolbe 01:22 - Apple announces final MacWorld, Steve Jobs won't deliver keynote 13:15 - Thank you NYC! 20:26 - Dell confirms shocking truth: Adamo to rival MacBook Air 27:34 - Sony P-series "netbook" unveiled, underwhelming 37:51 - HP Firebird 803 tower with VoodooDNA leaked!