The E1505 is significantly more than a year old - more on the order of three years old. A Windows 7 upgrade will run from about $100 for Home to over $200 for 7 Ultimate - it depends on the version. The price is pretty much the same no matter where you buy it.
Dell charges a flat $200 for repairs other than to the screen or mainboard. They will not "fix" a drive - they'll replace it. You can do the same in about ten-15 minutes; the drive runs about $80 for a DVD writer:
Sorry, i posted the wrong Computer, it's a 1525. Also , i was just wondering if Dell offered any rebates or anything ,but apparently not. As for the DVD drive, it has a 3 year warranty on it , so that should be fine , and we shouldn't have to pay for it.
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The E1505 is significantly more than a year old - more on the order of three years old. A Windows 7 upgrade will run from about $100 for Home to over $200 for 7 Ultimate - it depends on the version. The price is pretty much the same no matter where you buy it.
Dell charges a flat $200 for repairs other than to the screen or mainboard. They will not "fix" a drive - they'll replace it. You can do the same in about ten-15 minutes; the drive runs about $80 for a DVD writer:
http://www.parts-people.com/index.php?action=item&id=1354