Among the thins, Dell’s Adamo XPS may be the thinnest. Measuring just 13.3 by 10.7 by 0.4 inches, this unit is a system of unquestionable style with a very minimalist approach to performance and features.

Inside the Dell Adamo XPS is the Intel’s 1.4 GHz Core 2 Duo U9400 processor. Together with the integrated graphics chipset, the Adamo XPS is very much ideal for basic computing tasks. It does ship with a 128 GB SSD drive and two batteries: a 3-cell 20WH and a 6-cell 40WH. The 20WH battery drains in less than two hours while the 40HW drains in almost 4 hours.

The Dell Adamo XPX also is equipped with the…

Dell comes out with a new netbook that is classroom-inspired, the Dell Latitude 2100. This education netbook from Dell is especially designed for students up to 12th grade.

The Dell Latitude 2100 is powered by a 1.6 GHz Intel Atom N270 processor. It has a single memory slot that supports up 512 MB up to 2 GB of RAM. FOR storage, it is available with SSD drives that can go up to 16 GB and spinning drive of up to 250 GB.

The student netbook also features three USB ports, VGA out, a 3-in- 1 card reader, Ethernet ports, and two Kensington lock slots.

The Dell Latitude 2100 is available in five different…

Among the ultraportables, Dell’s Latitude XT2 may be considered as one of the best. But don’t be fooled by the size of this mean machine as this can be considered as a premium laptop as well.

The Dell Latitude XT2 is powered by a 1.4 GHz Intel Core 2 Duo SU9400 and 3 GB of DDR3 RAM. The graphics is supported by the integrated Intel Graphics Media Accelerator X4500MD. It also has a storage capacity of 120 GB. One fine feature of the Dell Latitude XT2 is the display’s capability of being rotated which makes the laptop automatically switch into tablet mode. The 12.1 inch display uses the WXGA LED backlight…

Dell’s retail version of its multimedia powerhouse desktop is now here. The Dell Studio XPS 8000 is the $800 version of the brand’s Del Studio XPS 435. All that has been replaced is the graphics card, and the rest is virtually still the same.

The Studio XPS 8000’s retains the Studio XPS 435’s white side panels and glossy black front panel, but the 8000 replaces the orange accents for more cool black and silver colored sections. The unit runs with an Intel Core i5 processor and an ATI Radeon HD 4350 graphics card—which is better suited for playing back videos than playing hardcore games. The XPS 8000 also comes with 6GB…

The next mainstream laptop is here, the Dell Inspiron i1464-43820OBK. The Inspiron i1464-43820OBK is a 14-inch display and sub-five pound weight laptop that definitely qualifies as a primary computer that’s light enough for daily travel.

The Dell Inspiron i1464-43820OBK is built on the Intel’s latest mobile platform that features the latest Core i3 processor and integrated Intel GMA HD graphics. Although it may not sound as competitive as other laptops out there, the Inspiron i1464-43820OBK performs just as well—or maybe better—than most similarly priced laptops. And it has 500 GB of hard drive space.

This laptop can be connected to an external display via the VGA or HDMI ports. Other connections found…

Dell comes out with a 17-inch notebook that could just easily take the place of your existing desktop: the Dell 1737 notebook.

The Dell 1737 notebook features a 2.0 GHz Intel Core 2 Duo processor and 3 GB of RAM memory. Add to that the 280 GB hard disk and the ATI Mobility Radeon HD3650 graphics card with 512 MB of video memory and you have what could be the most powerful laptop ever.

The 1737 notebook also comes with a selection of ports that not only include the regular USB ports and headphones and microphone jacks, you also get a HDMI port, a VGA out and even an SD card reader.…

Way back in December, Dell’s business-oriented Precision M6500 already boasts many a spectacular features. Sporting a 17-inch 1920×1200 LED-backlit display, the Precision M6500 is already equipped with Intel Core i7 CPU, up to 16 GB of DDR3 memory, and a choice of ATI FirePro MM7740 or Nvidia Quadro FX 3800M. It also has support for up to three storage devices.

Well, it’s added some new configuration options today, including USB 3.0 and a Core i5 processor. There’s no word on the pricing yet, but the previously available Core i7 configuration runs around $2,700.

Another notebook has been launched by Dell, the Latitude 13. As the name suggests, the new Dell notebook is included in the Latitude lineup and is designed for business users.

The Dell Latitude 13, which looks a lot like the recently released Vostro 13, will feature a 13 inch display, and is designed to be thin and light and highly portable.

Dell has not yet released any detailed specifications of the Latitude 13, however, it is expected that it will have a similar ULV processor to that of Vostro 13. It will likely have 802.11b/g/n WiFi, WWAN and an external Blu-ray drive.

The Dell Latitude 13 will soon be available in the coming…

Dell is overhauling its Mini 10 to come up with a new netbook that carries Intel’s Pine Trail processor. The new mini laptop will also be equipped with Broadcom’ Crystal HD accelerator, which can playback full HD videos on a high resolution 1366 x 768 display.

With a more rounded, wedge-shaped lower half, the new Dell Mini 10 features a slew of standard ports, including three USB ports, VGA, Ethernet, SD card slot, and a headphone and microphone jack. The much wider base houses the six-cell battery which can last up to 6 hours.

The Dell Mini 10 is powered with a 1.6 GHz Intel Atom N450 processor, 1 GB of RAM,…

Dell introduces a highly innovative and environmentally friendly computer, Froot.

Froot is a biodegradable computer concept that uses no hardware for both the keyboard and the monitor. This is where the innovative part comes in; the concept uses projection technology for both devices to create a virtual keyboard and monitor visuals on a nearby surface.

The concept seems to be a great idea as it will lessen the hardware junk that the computer industry leaves behind, especially nowadays we can just replace our gadgets that easily. But the projection technology does have its downsides. And who would be thrilled of typing on hard surfaces on extended periods of time?

But for sure Dell…