Pros
- Large, sleek and comfortable keyboard
- Beautiful-looking screen
Cons
- Underpowered CPU
- Extremely pricey
Bottom Line
Dell's Adamo goes toe-to-toe with the MacBook Air. While it offers more ports and better battery life, you're paying for it.
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