Dell made the first official demonstration of its coming notebook Adamo during CES. As we've told you before, Adamo will be Dell's reply to the ultrathin notebooks that have appeared lately. The hype started with MacBook Air, and computers like HP Voodoo Envy 133 followed. Unlike Apple, Dell has used a more angular shape for Adamo and even if there is still no detailed information on the outer measurements, we would guess a thickness around 15mm, which is slightly less than HP Voodoo Envy 133 and its 17.7mm.
Not much else is known about the world's thinnest notebook, but the launch is expected to happen in February so we should see more information soon. Until we will have to settle for some pictures of this sleek beauty.
Pictures courtesy of Anandtech
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