Adamo live up to its name. One look at it and you have emotions welling up deep within. In Latin, Adamo means “to fall in love with” and I certainly concur with Dell’s nomenclature for its new, super thin notebook. Dell has rolled out Adamo which at 0.65 inches is the slimmest of the lot.

A boxy rectangular chassis, alloy screws, a glossy black, brushed aluminum outer surface—and you are the cynosure of the crowd around you. Under the flip you get a big-keyed, backlit keyboard. The keys are specifically placed in a gentle arc to improve the comfort level of the user. The track pad is multi touch and you can use your fingers to zoom in or zoom out. The 13.4 inch LED screen has edge-to-edge glass which merges into the background, giving an illusion of a larger screen. The 16:9 aspect ratio will make lovers happy.

Inside the lustrous casing is the heart of an everyday machine, not a supercomputer. Intel has provided the brain for the machine wit its 1.4 GHz C2D Centrino processor. Two 2 GB of RAM, 128 GB SSD, Windows Vista Home Premium, Wi-Fi and Bluetooth sum up the technical specs. The battery s often the element that laptop users wish would never die out. Adam manages to keep the battery alive for a little above four hours with 50 percent brightness and normal handling.