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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!!