Dell release 2 new Adamo videos, showcases construction in 3D.

Dell Adamo

Dell have just released 2 new videos of their sleek and sexy Adamo Laptop. If you subscribed for updates at http://adamobydell.com, then go check your inbox for a email from Dell, trust me it’s worth it !

The first video showcases the construction of the Adamo in 3D. Clearly taking a leaf out of Apple’s book, the body is constructed from a single piece of aluminum. The difference is the Adamo doesn’t skimp on features. Still no details on the all important specs and pricing.

Check out screens from the first video below.

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While I know it’s probably going to be insanely expensive, I seriously want an Adamo, like SERIOUSLY!

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