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    I ordered a XPS 15 it says still in production ??

    Discussion in 'Dell XPS and Studio XPS' started by Scott111, Jan 28, 2011.

  1. Scott111

    Scott111 Notebook Guru

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    I put the order in this past Sunday and it still says in production. I ordered a new XPS 15 I only got one upgrade I ordered it with the i5-560M instead of the reg i5-460M. Why do you think it's still in production ? do you think they don't have anymore i5-560M and are waiting for a shipment from intel ?

    Am I just worrying for nothing and the wait time is normal ? My friend got ordered a IN-15R and he got it in 6 days from order date.
     
  2. benhar

    benhar Notebook Enthusiast

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    For what it's worth, when I ordered my XPS 15 for the first time a couple of weeks ago, by the time I saw it go from "In Production" to "Shipped", FedEx had already tried to deliver it and still had it on the truck since I wasn't around to sign for it :mad:. It was a pleasant suprise to know it was ready, but sucked having to wait another day just because I didn't know they were going to try to deliver it! That was exactly 7 days from when I ordered it. I ended up having to send it back, and ordered the replacement this past Monday. Mine is "In Production" as well.
     
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    4thehorde4 Notebook Consultant

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    That doesn't make sense. Doesn't Fedex attempt 3 times before storing the package in their warehouse to which you can retrieve from if you went there yourself?
     
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    benhar Notebook Enthusiast

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    It was indirect signature required, so he left a slip on the door. I signed it that night, and he left the package at the door the next day. Sending it back was unrelated (distorted speaker, no backlit keyboard, hated the 720p).
     
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    Tsunade_Hime such bacon. wow

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    The new XPS line is notorious for production issues/delays. Just wait it out.
     
  6. Scott111

    Scott111 Notebook Guru

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    So lets say I'm not home, Does that mean fedex will try to redelivery it two more times then ?

    So does dell build the laptop from scratch you think from all the parts it consist of ? or do they get in it in full intact laptop, and then when you order one with a upgrade like I did do they take out the part you upgraded and put in the the upgrade you want ? So like in my case they removed the i5-460M and then put in the i5-560M ?

    I just checked my Dell account they changed the esimated del date from 2-8 to 2-2-2011.
     
  7. bobbyb0322

    bobbyb0322 Notebook Guru

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    Call their 800 number for automated order tracking. Wait on the line and ask someone. Mine showed in production on the website for 4 days after it shipped. Production seems to include the build time, packaging time, and shipping from wherever it is assembled to the Fedex distribution center (about 2-3 days). It might have shipped and a rep will be able to tell you.