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I can't believe it took them this long to finally respond. Those PC vs Mac commercials were killing them and they just stood there and took it.

Microsoft Enlists Jerry Seinfeld in Ad War Against Apple

Dell’s re-engineered Latitude lineup answers a wide range of user profiles:

    * Ultra-Portable  - Dell Latitude E4200 is a 12.1-inch laptop that starts at 2.2 pounds, making it the lightest commercial notebook in the company’s history1. The 13.3-inch Latitude E4300 has a starting weight of 3.3 pounds1. Designed for road warriors and executives who demand maximum performance and light weight, the systems will be available in the coming weeks.
    * Mainstream  – The Dell Latitude E6400 and E6500, available today, are 14.1- and 15.4-inch laptops that start at $1,139 and $1,169, respectively. The systems are ideal desktop replacements for high-performance users.
    * Essential  – The Latitude E5400, a 14.1-inch notebook, starts at $839, and the E5500, a 15.4-inch notebook starts at $869. Available today, the systems include everyday features at a cost-effective price.
    * Semi-Rugged  – The Latitude E6400 ATG is a 14.1-inch semi-rugged laptop that starts at $2,399 and will be available next week. It is built and tested to meet Military 810F standards for dust, vibration and humidity.
    * Desk-Based  - From new port replicators to full docking solutions that fit any usage scenario with smaller footprints and streamlined cabling, users can “hot undock.”

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There are still a few of the E-Series that aren't ready for release but this was the bulk of what hadn't been released yet.

The company I work for is almost exclusively a Dell shop for laptops and desktops and I'm using an old Latitude D810. I think I've had it since late May of 2005 and it's time for me to get an upgrade!!

Got my first error running the 8.0.2 Beta 2 and thought I'd do the right thing when prompted and send the details in to IBM....

Any idea on where I could send it or if it's even worth sending in?