I too have the Bosch, and mine is probably 10 years old, or so, as well. It's done everything I've needed it to do. The gravity stand works quite well, though I currently have mine set up on a stand I made to save some space, and sized to accommodate a CT26 under the saw.
A lot of people prefer the DeWalt because of the micro-adjust fence. Back when I was shopping for it, I chose the Bosch because of the availability of a dado throat plate, there is also a zero-clearance throat plate available.
I think that performance-wise they are near equals, so it may boil down to which one you think is the easiest to work with. I like the guard on the Bosch, it's very easy to work with and is almost never "in the way". The major thing I don't like about mine is that the top is aluminum, so there is no easy way to use things like a magnetic featherboard. But that's true for all of the small jobsite saws.