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Latitude E-Series Anticipation Thread

Discussion in 'Dell Latitude, Vostro, and Precision' started by nonamebowler, Apr 28, 2008.

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  1. Greg

    Greg Notebook Nobel Laureate

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    That is DEFINITELY not what I got. I'll check and re-check the boxes tonight for a similar wedge.
     
  2. IwantAquietLaptop

    IwantAquietLaptop Notebook Enthusiast

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    yay i got my 6400 finally!

    and its quiet. mission accomplished. i bought a m1330 a year ago and returned it because the fan was noisy and on all the time. this does not have that problem
     
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    anyone have any advice (with reasons) for whether it is worth delaying the shipment of my e6500 by paying another 25 bucks for the Bluetooth 410 (with UWB) rather than the 370? At current, I only occasionally use my bluetooth for phone syncs. I think itll make it here before friday if i don't reorder.
     
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    Saosin7 Notebook Guru

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    Just thought I'd give everyone a heads up. E4300 and E4200 is now for sale! :D
     
  6. Rick36

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    So much for that idea. the E4300 starts at $1750 and the E4200 at $2050.
     
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    Might as well just get the X301 lol
     
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    no guidance at all on the UWB question?
     
  9. Saosin7

    Saosin7 Notebook Guru

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    Ordered meself one of these babies:

    Code:
    Latitude E4200 : BLACK Intel Core 2 Duo SU9400(1.4GHz,800MHz,3MB)
    with Latitude On Reader and WWAN
    Documentation : Swedish Shipping Docs 1 S
    Memory : 3072MB (1x2048+1x1024 On-board) 800MHz DDR3 Dual
    Channel
    Hard Drive : 32GB Ultra Performance Solid State Drive
    Optical Drive : 8X DVD+/-RW Drive with External Media Bay for EMEA 2
    Optical Drive : Roxio Creator 9.0 Software (XP & Vista Compatible) with
    Recovery CD
    Optical Drive : Power DVD 8.0
    Power Supply : European Latitude Slim Auto Air AC Adapter
    Power Cord : European 45W AC Adaptor 2 pin
    Battery : Primary 4-cell 28W/HR LI-ION
    Wireless : Intel WiFi Link 5300 (802.11 a/b/g/n 3X3) 1/2 MiniCard with
    Centrino label
    Keyboard : Internal Swedish/Finnish Qwerty Standard Keyboard
    Software Driver : Latitude E4200
    Software Driver : Recovery DVD
    Operating System : Swedish Windows Vista Business SP1(1GB RAM or
    Higher) (64Bit OS)
    MS Media : Windows Vista Business SP1 (64Bit) Resource DVD
    Client Systems Management Disabled
    AntiVirus : Not Included
    Latitude Order - Sweden
    Base Warranty
    3Yr Basic Warranty - Next Business Day - Minimum Warranty
    No Warranty Upgrade
    Declined CompleteCare
    1 Battery : Additional Slice Battery 48W/HR LI-ION (Kit)
    The one I talked to said that the 32GB drive is about $600 cheaper than the 128GB drive. He told me the 32GB and 128GB drive are made by SanDisk and the 64GB is a high-performance Mtron drive - the reason for the 64GB drive actually being more expensive than the 128GB drive.

    I told the salesman that I didn't plan to spend more than X amount of money which made him a bit desperate so he shaved off about $500 extra dollars which the manager approved :D

    In the end I got an E4200 with most features "maxed out" - except for the smaller drive - at much less than the base price. The total ended up at 18.440 SEK incl. VAT and shipping. I live in Sweden where computers are a bit more expensive so I guess this figure will only be of use to Swedes.

    Expected delivery date is on or before 27th october :( Reason being that Dell haven't received any of the E4200 CPUs yet.
     
  10. Greg

    Greg Notebook Nobel Laureate

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    SanDisk SSDs suck.
     
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