Launch date for Cisco SB Switches

Hi,
I need the launch date for the following products:
Cisco SB SG200
Cisco SB SG300
Can anyone provide such information?
Thanks,
Tiziana
p.s. I am opening a new discussion as I marked my previous one as correct answer by mistake and I cannot edit it.

The earliest firmware version available for these switches were released 21-SEP-2010 for the SG300-28 and 25-JAN-2011 for the SG200-26 so these should be close to their release date one would think. Why do you want to know when they were released?

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Hi,
I need the launch date for the following products:
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Can anyone provide such information?
Thanks,
Tiziana

Wrong forum, post in "Small Business switches". You can move your posting with the Actions panel on the right.

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1b. How frequently does the data or information change?
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I’m working with a team exploring ways to improve your TAC Support experience. Several questions have come up that we would like customer/partner feedback on. Here’s the first one:
1. What data or information are you asked for repeatedly when working TAC cases that you wish Cisco would remember?
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1a. Is that data or information specific to you (i.e. your id) or shared by your group (i.e. a topology) or everyone at your company (i.e. company size)
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I look forward to your input.
Best,
--Mary
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