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    Student Offer for Windows 7


    Posted: 17 Sep 2009
    Based on reader comments, I know many are college and university students. I figured I would take a moment to highlight a great deal for those folks we’ve announced today. For a limited time, we are offering the LOWEST PRICE ($29.99 in the US) for Windows 7 exclusively to college and university students. This offer is perfect for students who are not planning to buy a new PC but want to experience all the benefits that Windows 7 will provide. To learn more about the offer and to check eligibility, students should visit www.Win741.com.

    Students in the US can pre-order their copy of Windows 7 in the US starting today and students in the UK can pre-order their copy beginning on September 30th (pre-ordered copies will be available for download beginning October 22nd). Australia, Canada, France, Germany, Korea and Mexico can participate in this offer on October 22nd (Windows 7 GA).

    Windows 7 is easy to use and great to take on the go to class as well as staying in touch with friends and family via Windows Live!

    Windows 7 gives university students the tools they need manage their work (including an easy to use design, the ability to easily connect to devices, and take on the go to class and the library), stay in touch with friends (with Windows Live Essentials) and have fun (including Windows gaming, Windows Live Movie Maker and Windows Media Center to interact with TV and movies).


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  2. jfar
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    Another stampede of "I'm not really a student but", in the making.
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  4. pparks1
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    Overall, Microsoft doesn't really care all that much if people abuse these programs....they would rather have $29 then nothing.
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  5. Dark Nova Gamer
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    I'm a student at a high school for a GED. Does that count?
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  7. Dinesh
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    DarkNovaGundam said:
    I'm a student at a high school for a GED. Does that count?
    I m a student at www.sevenforums.com i learn new things here daily.
    does that count?
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  8. Dark Nova Gamer
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    Dinesh said:
    DarkNovaGundam said:
    I'm a student at a high school for a GED. Does that count?
    I m a student at www.sevenforums.com i learn new things here daily.
    does that count?
    If mine counts then sure yours does to. :) If not then well tough luck for both of us lol
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  9. Zen00
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    Might I add that there's already a discussion about this?

    Buy Windows 7 for only $29.99 -[US Students Only]
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  11. Dark Nova Gamer
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    Zen00 said:
    Might I add that there's already a discussion about this?

    Buy Windows 7 for only $29.99 -[US Students Only]
    Yeah.. I know. lol
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  12. Antman
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    pparks1 said:
    Overall, Microsoft doesn't really care all that much if people abuse these programs....they would rather have $29 then nothing.
    MS was not the victim of the ACM problem. ACM was.
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  13. Crypto
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    Antman said:
    pparks1 said:
    Overall, Microsoft doesn't really care all that much if people abuse these programs....they would rather have $29 then nothing.
    MS was not the victim of the ACM problem. ACM was.
    Yup, add thousands of Student Members who were there already as Students. at the moment they see that due to some unethical folks, one of their Benefits is gone.
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