I've narrowed my choice down between these two table saws. Which one would you guys pick?  I am leaning towards the Dewalt because it has a nicer fence.

it all comes down to the fence but as bad as Dewilt has pissed me off in the past, I shan't be buying anything else from them

the only good tool I have of theirs is a 4.5" angle grinder and it is probably rebranded from someone else as it has been great

I bought a Sears contractor saw in the 80's that had a horrible fence and I ended up buying a Biesemeyer fence that has been perfect

but it cost as much as the saw

What do you plan on doing with said saw's?  I can churn out builder grade cabinetry with the Dewalt saw all day long on the job site, some men can't.  It's come's down to the man behind the tool.

I have been using the Bosch for a couple of years now. Get a good blade and it does a great job. The fence doesn't bother me though I have never used a "good" one so don't know what I may be missing

I actually had both.  But I just sold one to a co-worker just starting his family out who bought a new house. Here are some facts:

First, they are both fine machines and will last.  Here is my ten cents of advice:

1)  Both require a aftermarket miter gauge.  Look at Osborne or Incra.
2)  Buy new blades.  The stock blades suck on both.  
3)  If you will be doing large sheet goods or large heavy boards, and won't have a second pair of hands- be careful with the Bosch!  The stand is good, but I have had it tip a handful of times when working alone.  
4)  When set-up the Dewalt requires a larger footprint than the Bosch.  
5)  When storing, the Bosch requires a larger footprint than the Dewalt.
6)  The Bosch gravity stand is less strain on the back to set-up and take down.  
7)  The Dewalt has a 32" rip capacity compared to the 24 or 25" on the Bosch.  That is a big difference depending what you do with the saw!
8)  Dewalt has onboard storage for accessories if you take off the guards and stuff.  
9)  Dewalt has dual (above and below) dust extractions

And do not let anyone fool you, the digital fence on the Bosch does not compare to the rack and pin fence on the Dewalt.  If you have ever been to a trade show and talked to a Bosch rep, they openly state their fence is "best in class," but not the best our there.  For a portable saw, you cannot beat the Dewalt fence for accuracy; ability to stay where you put it; and ease to adjust and square up- which you need to do each time you replace the blade, as blade thickness will change your fence measurements!

I can't say anything bad about the Bosh.  It served me well.  But at the end of the day, Dewalt had more features and benefits than the Bosch as I did more and more advance work.

I have successfully built cabinets this way, and it is painfully slow and requires a lot more attention to detail and measurements.  Same goes for some of the benches and assorted other outdoor furniture projects I have built.


 

Knowing that- get the Dewalt!

Buy the fence you want, if you hate the fence you'll hate everything else.

I ended up getting a Dewalt 7490X today for $440 after taxes (local Lowes was clearing them out at 10% off, and I got an additional 10% with my .mil discount) which I think is probably the best bang for my $$$.  Not quite the 7491RS in terms of rip capacities or as nice of a stand.  But after re-evaluating my needs/desires I will likely ditch the stand and mount this to a multi-purpose rolling cart I designed a while ago so I'll have a much greater left side rip capacity than if I were to just use the stand.  

Now go get a Diablo blade for it.

I'm between that or something from the Forrest lineup.

Freud Premier Fusion would be my first choice.

If I had to get something else, I would go with Forrest Woodworker II combination blade.

Then if I had to, I would go with CMT blades.