Re: Dell experiences (was: Windows Vista (puke) and Windows Server 2008)

You can, of course, sign up to be an SMB customer. I -- the individual; not
the corporate employee -- get their email specials a couple of times a week.

Likewise, stay away from their cheapest lineups - Inspiron for laptops, for
instance. Vostro is questionable. Latitudes are good. Optiplex should be
fine.

On Wed, Mar 18, 2009 at 12:51 PM, Shannon ODonnell <
sodonnell@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote:

Yeah, good point. I've never purchased from their SMB division so I
shouldn't necessarily expect the experiences to be the same I guess.



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Subject: [PCTECH] Dell experiences (was: Windows Vista (puke) and Windows
Server 2008)

Shannon ODonnell wrote:

I have had good and bad experiences with Dell...the most recent being
incredibly bad...so maybe I need to expand my horizons.

FWIW: I've also had good & bad experiences with dell ... but most of my bad
experiences has been with their consumer products division.

95% of my experiences with their SMB division have been good.

david


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