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    Thinking of porting from a MB Air To Adamo

    Discussion in 'Dell' started by richxps, Dec 9, 2009.

  1. richxps

    richxps Notebook Enthusiast

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    Hi all, I started out with a M1210 and than moved to a MB Air. I like the Air but i really want to come back to Windows so would you recommend the Adamo or the Adam XPS ? I really like that Adamo XPS but what do you think of the specs ? Will it preform well ? Would it preform as good as my Air with 120 SSD, Nvida Card and 2 GB Ram?
    Thanks again for your help.
     
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    millermagic Rockin the pinktop

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    I like Dell and am not fond of apple,

    But why not buy and install Windows Vista or Windows 7 on the macbook air?
     
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    richxps Notebook Enthusiast

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    I thought about installing Win 7 on it but i just do see it worth the aggravation. May be easier to sell the air on ebay and pick up the adamo. Now my only question is should i get the adamo xps or the adamo. Right now im stuck on the adamo xps for its looks but as far as performance i would like to get additional information on but i cant find much yet.
     
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    sleey0 R.I.P. AW Side Topics

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    The Adamo XPS has the same specs as the base model Adamo (aside from the amount of memory).

    Performance should be good for boot times, everyday tasks, etc.
     
    sleey0, Dec 9, 2009
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