Hands on the world’s thinnest laptop, the Adamo XPS from Dell

I've been playing with a wide range of notebook PCs at CES, and Dell's Adamo XPS is not just the thinnest, it's one of the most innovative. Steve Ballmer did show it in his opening keynote, but he could have made much more of it… Microsoft boss Steve Ballmer ran quickly through a number of innovative Windows 7 PCs during his keynote , and one that got slightly more attention than most was Dell's Adamo XPS . This is billed as being the world's thinnest laptop, and at 9.9mm it's thinner than many mobile phones. It also has a very nice unlocking system, where you simply stroke the front of the lid so you can open it. Then, once you have opened it, it sits up, with the keyboard tilted at a more ergonomic typing angle. The Adamo XPS has an excellent 13.4 inch LED widescreen, which shows the now-almost-standard (for ultraportables) 1366 x 768 pixels. One of the interesting innovations is that the motherboard and 128GB solid-state drive are behind the screen, not beneath the keyboard

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Hands on the world's thinnest laptop, the Adamo XPS from Dell