Dell Looking For Vengeance Against Apple's MacBook Air Once Again:Takes On MacBook Air

After falling short of its expectations, Dell's Adamo was literally in no shape to compete against Apple's MacBook Air in 2009 which left Dell Crash N Burned.The new and Improved Dell Laptop is expected to make its appearance during the Consumer Electronics Show(CES) to be held in January 2012.Dell's new version of Adamo,might be named Ultrabook as the name found its references in various official transcripts which transpired between relevant hands.
                           With Dell announcing its XPS 14Z laptop,aimed directly @ the 13- inch MacBook Pro earlier this year and the subsequent XPS 15Z aimed at the 15 inch MacBook version.With XPS 15Z raving more and more positive reviews since its release,Dell looks all pumped up to deliver the Knock out punch to Apple probably down the line.After all,Vengeance is a dish best served Cold.
                                                      In case Dell plans to release its Ultra-slim Laptop Gizmo during the CES time line then it would be exactly after a 3 year Hiatus since it released Adamo which went head on with MacBook Pro.With the USB 3.0 support available along with Microsoft's Directx 11 support and better Graphic Card support,Dell just might be able to edge out Apple's Macbook Pro and send it tumbling down the hill.The Advantage of Dell to reproduce Gaming version Laptop just might be the Disadvantage of Apple.
                                                   With Mac's AirBook termed as one the most amazing laptop in the History along with support for 3 different Os not to mention Apple OSX's virus invulnerability as compared to the other Operating systems even with limited Anti-virus versions for the Macintosh type it is really astounding.Also Macbook Air which also features a BootCamp where you can select your preferred Os Choice and also with MacBook's support for Windows.Dell better try equip itself with a pre-installed Linux version to compete against its counterpart Apple and if possible make its Windows compatible with the Linux.With months from its release Dell puts its head into this otherwise it will really doubt its credibility.