Sitting at the pinnacle of Sennheiser’s wireless headphone range, the RS 180 has everything you could ask for: audio quality, transmission clarity, range and response.
The first product release from the Adamo by Dell brand has been announced - the Adamo notebook computer. Adamo, in Latin, means "to fall in love with" - so this is a computer with an emphasis on looks. So, what's under the hood?
More specific spec info on the 2 models is:
Desire:
Admire:
Back to the looks. The Adamo chassis is milled from a single piece of aluminium, and has a edge-to-edge design screen. Both are available in black, while the Desire only is also available in white.
Additional accessories include a 250 or 500GB external hard drive, 8GB USB drive and external DVD+/-RW or Blu-ray disc drive.
Apart from its looks the Adamo will be the thinnest notebook computer on the market, beating the Apple Macbook Air in the thin stakes.
Pricing for the Adamo Admire starts at $3,699, while the Desire starts at $4,299, so you're paying a premium for aesthetics and lack of heft.
Both are available for pre-order now from the Dell website, with deliveries to commence around March 26.
GadgetGuy will have a review of the one of the Adamo range at the end of next week.
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