There is nothing better than a sleek monitor for one to browse Internet, play video games and to watch movies with. Great monitors are always blessed with a unique technology that sets them apart.

Now that the Windows 7 has been launched, you must also be aware that the new OS allows touchscreen facilities and 2what is better than getting a monitor which allows all these functions and supports Windows 7 as well? Dell Multi-Touch Monitor is a cool new monitor that comes prepared for the Windows 7 and measures 21.5 inches. This full HD screen panel is compatible with the multi-touch features and comes with a 2MP integrated webcam.

Some of the other features included in this cool monitor are USB, HDMI, audio, VGA, and DVI inputs, audio output, and a stylish integrated stand. I am sure you would love to watch movies, play games and also watch some adult stuff on it using the touchscreen. It is a great way to improve your existing desktop and hence get rid of the old monitor and bring home this cool new Dell Multi-Touch Monitor. It costs $470.

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The Vostro All In One desktop had been eagerly awaited by many people since Dell announced the launch, but unfortunately it had only been available in Japan and China. There can be nothing worse than not being able to get your hands on a computer that you coveted for so long, especially one that looks as great as this.

Dell had earlier sworn to bring the computer to the masses and it is now acting upon this promise to make the Vostro All In One available in North America. The Vostro has a 19 inch screen paired off with sports VESA mounting capability and is powered by a 2.6GHz Pentium dual-core CPU. Other specifications of the computer includes a 160GB hard drive, 2GB RAM and integrated DVD player.

The North American version of the Vostros also turned out to be better than the ones released for China and Japan because this includes a 1.3 mega pixel camera, Ethernet connection, GMA X4500 graphics processors and standard Wi-Fi. An upgraded model would include a 2.93GHz Core 2 Dup CPU, 4GB RAM and 50 GB hard drive. The Vostros, which can be wall mounted or have an accessory arm stand, are price between $600 and $910.

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The best thing about computers is that the smaller it becomes the better it gets. The reduction in size of any computer related gadget is seen as a sign of its amelioration technology wise. The same is true of the Dell Mini 10 and Mini 10v.

The Dell Mini 10 features a surprisingly small keyboard, display of 16:9 aspect ratio and advanced wireless options. Its best feature though is that of the optional built-in GPS. Titled the Dell Wireless 700, the $69 upgrade is a mini-PCI module which includes a GPS chip. The mini 10 also includes location based software along with the Dell Location Utility, Loki. Loki is a software which can pinpoint your location in relation to WiFi networks in the nearby area.

The location finding software can be advantageous for various reasons, including map reading and the use of various applications through sites on the internet. The Dell Mini 10 can be set up in your automobile with ease and its 12V car adaptor makes powering the computer an easy matter. The Dell Mini 10 costs $450 which, considering its portability and abilities, isn’t very expensive at all.

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Now that the schools are going to begin again after the summer vacations, Dell has unveiled some really chic laptops for kids. These laptops come with a rubber case so that young children do not drop it or let them slip down. They also increase durability and ease handling.

It also comes with a vent free bottom, which means if the child spills something, the laptop would still be safe. The touch screen facility would be of immense help to young children. They come in colors of School Bus Gold, Chalkboard Black, Ball Field Green, Blue Ribbon and Schoolhouse Red. It runs on an Intel Atom N270 processor and has a RAM of 1 GB.

It comes with 3 USB ports and every other specs you would find in such laptops. The vibrant colors and the design would appeal to kids a lot. The Latitude 2100 costs $369 and would first be unveiled in the US and Europe.

Dell intends to wow you with its very latest creation, the Adamo, which they claim is the world’s slimmest laptop. The first pictures of the Adamo may shock you into disbelief but the statistics will convince you that this just may be true. The Adamo stands at just 1.64cm when closed and it relies heavily on this feat to impress the market.

The complete specifications of the Adamo place it at 33cm wide, 24.1cm deep and the thickness which gives it the ultra-slim appearance at 1.65cm. Adamo becomes the slimmest laptop by beating competitors MacBook Air of Apple and ThinkPad X300 by Lenovo. Unfortunately, where Dell’s Adamo wins based purely on size, it loses many admirers because of the bland design. With the main framework made from a single piece of aluminium, the Adamo intends to appear as a minimalist though elegant piece. Instead, it ends up looking more like a chunk of steel, hastily cut up and polished.

The Adamo includes an edge-to-edge 13.4” 16:9 HD glass display with a backlit keyboard and will be available in two models of Onyx and Pearl. Although neither impresses in the area of design, Dell has decided it worthy of placing an outrageous price tag, starting at $2000. With a Flash memory instead of a regular hard drive, the basic Adamo will have a 1.2GHz Intel Core2Duo processor, Wireless N, Bluetooth 2.1, 2GB memory, 128GB state drive, 2 USB ports, a USB/eSATA port and a display port. For those wishing to spend even more extravagantly, Dell offers external storage options of 250GB or 500GB, external DVD+/-RW or Blu-ray disc drive, 8GB USB drive and more.

The Adamo may truly turn out to be the slimmest laptop on the planet currently with the most decadent price, but the Dell laptop may not be as portable as they make it sound. Adamo’s competitors would be pleased to know that it is heavier than the Apple MacBook Air at 1.7kg, although still lighter than the average laptop. The Dell Adamo is available in 24 countries with the company taking pre-orders starting this week.

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If you ever wanted the most chic looking laptop ever, you must try the Dell Latitude XT2. The computer costs $2,459 and has a swivel screen that lets you rotate it easily unlike conventional laptops. This can come to great use when you are presenting or doing something that involves demonstration. It has a mediocre touch screen and some great specifications. It comes with a 12.1 inch screen, Bluetooth, and an ExpressCard slot.

It can burn DVDs and CDs. Though technically the laptop is not outstanding, I would still suggest this laptop f you are looking for a stylish notebook to carry around. I have a thing for gadgets that look chic and stylish. Dell’s Latitude XT2 must be one of the best I have ever come across.

I wonder why all good looking products have a bad functionality and gadgets that function well and have great specifications look awful. It certainly is an irony! Nevertheless, give importance to both looks and technology and prioritize what you need the most depending on your situation and needs.

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