Just days before Microsoft orders OEMs to stop building new PCs with Windows 7 Home Premium, Dell tried one last time to spur sales using the lure of the five-year-old consumer OS.
In a banner that ran on its website over the weekend, Dell promoted Windows 7 systems with the tagline, "Windows 7 for the win," and discounts of up to 30% in a sale that runs until early Thursday.
Dell listed nine notebook and desktop PCs that come equipped with Windows 7 Home Premium, the consumer-grade version that is to be retired by computer makers on Friday, Oct. 31. The least expensive is an Inspiron 15-in. laptop discounted by 26% to $399, the most expensive a 17-in. notebook reduced 21% to $899.99.
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