Cant seem to understand Dell's sections & Pricing

Hi guys,
So I've searched for a long time a replacement for my ancient MSI M520,
when I finally saw the E6410 - but then I heard that you can only buy this if you're a small or medium biz. 1. is that correct ?
2. what are those "instant saving" offered on various laptops?

Thank in Advance

 

1. Incorrect.
2. Wouldn't have a clue.

 

Anybody can buy any laptop, it's just that pricing is different. They won't require any proof to buy a business-grade laptop. Just select Small Business and you'll be fine getting a Latitude. You can also check out the Dell Outlet for them as well.

The instant savings is just marketing. Prices fluctate a bit, but they tend to have better deals towards quarter end (but they aren't the usual dates).

 

instant savings are supposed to mean if u choose that that system, it would be x amount of dollars cheaper than if u chose a base system with no savigns and upgraded it to the instant savings system.

in my opinion, its just a marketing gimmick, i always seem to get it cheaper if i configured a base system the way i want.

 

Thanks for the replies.
so, just to play it safe, can I buy Small and medium laptop with the same pricing as a private customer ?

 

Technically, no, because consumers can't buy business laptops, but you will get competitive pricing with the small business sector.

 

if technically I cant order a business laptop, from where (and how) can I order the E6410 ? because I only see small and medium business sector in Dell US site

 

Don't forget the Dell EPP, just google for a relevant code. It's 7-15% lower with the code (they're usually "kept" in .pdf documents for universities ...)

 

You'll be fine using the small and medium business sector.

 

Any chance of getting one ?