Rumor: pricing for the Windows 7 editions

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  1. Posts : 10
    Windows 7 and XP Pro 64 Bit (dual)
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    MoInSTL said:
    coolwalker said:
    With students getting it for 29 bucks I'm pi$$ed, really pi$$ed. I think vets should get the same deal since Vets put their lives on the line to keep gates safe in his mansion! Being one of the VN vets, we covered his butt when he was on the playground. Guess he just doesn't care for us at all.
    We do get a free dinner at Applebee's 11/10 and Golden Corral on 11/16. I know, it's not the same but a couple of free dinners may be nice.

    Another Vietnam-Era veteran.

    Eat Free at Applebee's
    Military veterans and active-duty servicemembers will be able to eat for free at any Applebee's across the U.S. on Veterans Day, Wed., Nov. 11, 2009. There will be six entres from the menu to choose from. Guests will be asked to show one or more of the following as proof of service: a U.S. Uniform Services Identification Card, U.S. Uniform Services Retired Identification Card, Current Leave and Earnings Statement, Veterans Organization Card, a photograph in uniform, or wearing a uniform in person.

    For more information about Veterans Day at Applebee's, visit the Applebee's website at Applebee's - Veterans and Active Duty Military Eat Free - Veterans Day, Wednesday, November 11th. A complete listing of all Applebee's locations is available at Welcome to Applebee's®.

    Vets Eat Free at Golden Corral. Military Appreciation Monday dinner Monday, Nov.16, 2009, 5pm-9pm

    Vets Eat Free at Golden Corral. Military Appreciation Monday dinner Monday, Nov.16, 2009, 5pm-9pm in all Golden Corral restaurants nationwide to any person who ever served in the United States Military. Veteran, retired, currently serving, National Guard or Reserves, you are invited.
    Too bad the CEO of Golden Coral doesn't run MS (lol).
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  2. Posts : 16,163
    7 X64
       #41

    I get a feeling not everyone doing that is a student. There may be a .edu address somewhere in the household - maybe they just know a student - who can say.

    It should be free for the vets. That would be great PR for MS too.

    coolwalker said:
    With students getting it for 29 bucks I'm pi$$ed, really pi$$ed. I think vets should get the same deal since Vets put their lives on the line to keep gates safe in his mansion! Being one of the VN vets, we covered his butt when he was on the playground. Guess he just doesn't care for us at all.
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  3. Posts : 241
    W7 Pro
       #42

    I agree 100% to give our Vets a free version. For what they sacraficed and lost, yes, I did say lost, that's the least the MS could do. However, if they were to do that, then all the others will come out of the woordwork. Retired LEO people, FF union, National Gaurd. I think it would endless, and this is so sad to say. In my opinion any veteran should be allowed so many benefits from this country they should never have to worry for the rest of there lives. Free Drivers license, tags, no tax on purchases, etc.

    God bless them, and the one's we lost.

    Semper Fi
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  4. Posts : 6
    windows 7
       #43

    I got my under student discount. im lucky
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  5. Posts : 33
    Windows 7 Premium Retail
       #44

    yea I got it for 29.99 last week. because I am undergrad at A.S.U.

    I agree with the aggrevation that vet windows users that migrated to Vista have. They should get the same deal or a better deal than 100 bucks.

    I was cussing and mad as hell because I bought my new comp when Vista was released hoping it would be better than XP and then was very disappointed.

    There have been hundreds of thousands of loyal windows users that just took Microsoft at face value when they taunted Vista as the NEW BEST OS and upgraded or bought it, And they need to pay less than 100 for the upgrade.

    Don't hate me because I got my Home Premium for 29.99, I feel you anguish. I was right there with you before I found I could use my college email at .edu and get it this cheap.

    I agree with so many vista users that they got ripped on this one.

    I might add that I am happy with 7. I think Microsoft finally did what PC users wanted. The stability of XP and the features of Vista.
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