MacBook Air vs Dell Adamo


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Volume isn't what Apple advertises, so who cares?

Your point? The MBA is thinner on average, which is what counts.

You could say the thickest part of the MBA is thicker than the Adamo. But I could just as easily say that the MBA's thinnest part is thinner than the Adamo. No one wins.

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Your point? The MBA is thinner on average, which is what counts.

You could say the thickest part of the MBA is thicker than the Adamo. But I could just as easily say that the MBA's thinnest part is thinner than the Adamo. No one wins.

What counts is, it looks thinner, it feels thinner, and lighter, it looks sexier, and that's all it matters. Screw numbers.

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Neither notebook is really worth the money. They're both form over function, especially the air.

The Lenovo ThinkPad X303 is a good example of a functional ultra-portable, as it features several USB ports and an optical drive.

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Air is thinner, faster, better construction, sexier, can run OS X and Windows natively etc...

Both "better construction" and "sexier" are a matter of opinion.

And the Adamo can "natively" run OS X and Windows, too. Maybe not legally, but natively, yes.

But I still stand by my opinion that neither are worth the money.

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The Air came out 1-2 years before the Adamo, it was thinner back then. I don't think you're gonna start comparing with older laptops that once made that same claim. Anyway, the Air is still cheaper, lighter and more equipped than the Adamo.

"once" they didn't "once" make the claim - they still do. And I think it's a completely false claim. They don't claim its the worlds thinnest notebook on average, they claim it is the thinnest - which it is not technically.

The shape and colour of the Mac certainly make it look much smaller but theres's nothing in it in reality.

Can someone do a displacement test in water to get true volume :p and a density comparison. The Adamo should be more dense in theory - where all the extra weight comes from I have no idea. Maybe the two extra usb ports, thats why Apple left them all out. lol

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Both are drastically overpriced and more or less useless. Both are a waste of money and loose to regular laptops and not giving up so mush weight and space to be valuable.

The aluminum Macbook may be half a CM higher and 1.5 pound louder, but it's quite a better product.

As for the Adamo, it's just little bit thinner and little bit lighter, but how mush less powerful with the ULV C2D and GMA4500.

Now if Dell would release a normal notebook designed on the same lines of the Adamo...

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Apple could make the MacBook Air truly thinner by taking off the screen, then calling it the MacBook Air Shuffle

hahahahaha I think this is my first or second post in years here, but that's just too funny! :-D

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personally i dislike the seashell design and curved feel on laptops so i'd go with adamo any day over macbook air.

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IMO, the Adamo is overpriced for what you get. The Air is a fairly good deal. I just want a removable battery.

*shrugs* it depends on what you're buying it for; are you buying for size, battery life and portability? if so you're probably be better off getting something like a 10inch Netbook like the Eee PC 1000HA.

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