Dell Latitude 2008-2009 roadmap

By on May 30, 2008 at 1:24 PM
Exclusive May 30, 2008

We just got a hold of Dell’s 2008-2009 Latitude notebook roadmap, and there’s some pretty interesting stuff in here! Some of the laptops contained in our slides have been seen before, but it’s always nice to see the release dates for upcoming models. In the roadmap are the following Dell computers: E4300, E4200, XT2, E6500, E6400, E6400 ATG, E5500, E5500a, E5400, E5400a. Check out some of the shots from the presentation in our gallery!

Click on over to our Dell Latitude 2008-2009 roadmap gallery!

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  • Neoxx

    wow, that is a damn fast response!! ;)

  • Omie

    Usually takes them to put my stuff up a few hrs later :p LMAO

  • Illa

    Dell is dead.

  • Tommy

    Obviously you didn’t see their earnings report today. Michael Dell’s turnaround efforts are finally bearing fruit.

  • http://www.chicagoarchitecture.info Reaperducer

    So is the link to the supposed gallery.

  • bluehorseshoe

    Dell is hurting. Sure, earnings looked decent, but they are also gaining the reputation of a churn and burn company. Not many want to work there these days, and those that do are looking for parachutes. Round Rock isn’t what it used to be. What a shame.

    As for the notebooks, those aren’t the same either. I wouldn’t touch one. HP and ThinkPads for me. Better yet, a MacBook Pro with Boot Camp and Fusion is good by me.

    It’s a shame about Dell though…just not interested in them like I once was. The product line isn’t anything to get excited over.

  • Wegmans

    I think what will happen in the future is that the majority of people will have a mini style laptop, which they might take with them throughout the day, but at night or when they’re at home, they’ll use the desktop/wii/ps3/xbox etc to play games, music, youtube/ movies ETC…

    Doesn’t that make sense though? I guarantee 5 years from now there’s no market for DVDs except for collecters ha

  • Matt Adams

    And where is the mini launch date???

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