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I am rethinking of buying Ultimate for EFS...
Edit: I want to know the price of *->Ultimate!!
Not the best deals, but like said, better than nothing.
Microsoft Drops Win 7 Upgrade Price by 35 Percent - PCWorld
I am rethinking of buying Ultimate for EFS...
Edit: I want to know the price of *->Ultimate!!
Go to the Anytime Upgrade in the Start Menu. $129.99
Technet direct is looking better everyday
now thats not bad.... assuming the pricing structure over here in the Uk is based on the exchange rate... there is £90 difference between HP and Prof, an upgrade should only cost £40 a saving of £50
Someone say "AnyTime Upgrade"? Here's a little something on that from cnet. Microsoft offering Windows 7 upgrade deals | Beyond Binary - CNET News
The rest can seen at the link above.April 2, 2010 9:39 AM PDT
Microsoft offering Windows 7 upgrade deals
by Ina Fried
One of the Microsoft's best kept secrets, though not an intentional one, is the fact that it's quite easy to upgrade a PC from one version of Windows 7 to another.
Computers running Windows 7 have all of the features of the high-end Ultimate edition built in. A feature called Windows Anytime Upgrade lets users buy a code and unlock new features, a process that the software maker says can be done in just 10 minutes. Unfortunately, Microsoft hasn't had much luck making users aware of or interested in such upgrades.
The software maker is hoping to change that with a promotion that starts Sunday. Certain retailers will be offering those buying a new PC the opportunity to buy a discounted upgrade to a higher-end version of Windows 7. In the U.S., there are two offers, though not all retailers will be offering both.
I would be tempted to upgrade 7 Starter to Home Premium on my Eee PC netbook, but it looks like the deal is only available a.) at retailers, and b.) with the purchase of a new PC. Bummer...
It's a temptation for people to go out and buy a new pc for the additional features in the higher priced editions as well as stimuling new pc sales! Something has to regenerate a slow economy.
This sucks. I took a look at it, and it seems no matter where you start from, the upgrade price is the same. e.g. <previous OS> to Win 7 Ultimate @ same price currently. :/