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Dell: Adamo XPS is a limited edition engineering marvel

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On March 9, 2010, 5:08 PM EST

Responding to reports around the Web, Dell has clarified the disappearance of its Adamo XPS notebook. In a statement to Tech Radar, company explained that its ultraportable is "similar to a limited edition" offering, and was never intended to be a long-term product. Dell added that the Adamo XPS is an "engineering marvel" meant to show off the company's capabilities.

While the system may be nearing the end of its run, the company noted that a $2,000 configuration is still available through Best Buy, and UK customers can buy an Adamo XPS through John Lewis. The original Adamo is also available on AdamoByDell.co.uk with a starting price of £1,099.


Some will surely read Dell's explanation as spin. After all, the Adamo XPS wasn't declared a special edition product at launch. Between its novel design and hefty price tag, it probably isn't flying off shelves either. Regardless, if you have any interest in the system, you might want to nab one before it's gone for good.

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megrawab
on March 12, 2010
5:23 AM

So now I understand! It's a limited edition. It shows!... And it looks!....

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levar
on March 13, 2010
12:30 AM

I'm by any means not interested, certainly I believe their reason wanting to show off what they can do I really like the whole idea of touching it and it just opens thats real neat, lets see what Dell will have for us in the future. And if anyone is even going to think about buying this get a Mac instead.

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