30 Jan 10 Dell Adamo priced dropped to $1,000
Remember when Dell decided to drop the price of their Adamo notebook to $1,500? Well, that was back in July 2009, and on January 2010 they have decided to drop the price once again and now costs only $999.
In case you are wondering, the Adamo notebook comes with a 13.4-inch display, an intel Core 2 Duo processor at 1.4GHz, and only 2GB of DDR3 RAM memory. The best part is probably the 129GB SolidState drive, and the more normal GMA 4500 graphics adapter.
The top model of the Adamo series, also known as Desire is now valued at $1,800 instead of $2,300.
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