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Dell just put out two videos promoting their soon-to-be released Adamo.  One video focuses on the actual laptop and the other is much more of a teaser. 

The first video shows the Adamo being built by robots while the laptop parts floats in air.  It has lots of spinning 360 degree shots with relaxed music playing.  You can really get some very good looks at Dell’s Adamo here and we have a photo gallery of screenshots below.  The video has the robots cutting out pieces for the keyboard and trackpad out of a case.  From the video, it sort of looks like Dell is using the same “unibody” process that Apple uses in its latest notebooks. 

The laptop has a glossy screen, what could be either four USB ports (or maybe 3 with a display port?) and an Ethernet port on the back of the case.  There is an etched pattern on most of the PC.  The video is a bit like a luxury car commercial and that is probably what Dell is intending—a luxury PC.

The second ad shows a model getting getting ready for a shoot then taking photographs with the Adamo.  This video is much more of a teaser and you don’t really get a good look at the notebook. 

Overall, the Adamo looks slick and it’s nice to see Dell trying to appeal to a different crowd. 

Watch:
[Robots build the Adamo]
[Model shoot]

Check out the gallery: Dell releases two videos teasing the Adamo