The new ultraportable Dell Adamo XPS 13 sub Intel CULVER platform and Windows 7, whose specifications have been officially unveiled by Dell earlier this month, is now available price from 1699 euros. The Dell Adamo XPS 13 has an Intel chipset GS45 + ICH9M Core 2 Duo SU9400 (1.4 GHz), 4 GB DDR3 1333 MHz, an SSD of 128 GB, chipset Intel GMA X4500MHD Graphics, a screen 13.4”WXGA HD LED Backlight with a resolution of 1366 × 768, a 2.0 megapixel webcam with microphone interface and Wi-Fi, Bluetooth 2.1 + EDR, DisplayPort, Audio and USB 2.0 (x2).
The Dell Adamo XPS 13 weighs 1.44 kg with its 6-cell 20WH battery, measuring 340 x 272 x 9.99 mm and 7 runs on Windows Home Premium 64-bit. It will therefore be able to use the 4 GB of RAM. Ethernet adapters and DVI are provided. Also offered in options of VGA and HDMI adapters. The options are also limited since you can now opt for a unit external optical drive or DVD combo drive Blu-Ray/graveur DVD, external hard drive 250/500 GB and a carrier material or 2 3 years … and that’s about all!
Dell Adamo XPS 13
In the U.S., the same configuration is price proposed to 1799 dollars but there are more options such as battery life extended lithium polymer 40 Wh which can offer a maximum range of 5:17. In France, the basic version of Dell XPS Adamo 13 whose specifications are presented above is available for 1699 euros Dell France (via the menu Phones> Adamo XPS). This ultraportable is certainly thin and light but has a disadvantage in size, its screen.
Dell Adamo XPS 13 opens with a fairly high-end touch via a tactile area on the hull. But just once opened, it tilts the keyboard fairly large and a priori not well designed. That would be a detail if the opening angle was adjustable. Unfortunately, it is nothing. This positioning may help to dispel much heat, but we doubt that it is comfortable to use the Dell XPS Adamo’s lap. The connection of Dell Adamo XPS 13 is very limited with the notable absence of card reader and a 3G module that would have been appreciated at this price level. According to the first taken in hand, the keyboard of Dell Adamo XPS 13 is comfortable to use as the multi-touch touchpad.
