It's not too bad.Pricing for full retail versions of the software will be Windows Vista Ultimate, $399; Windows Vista Business, $299; Windows Vista Home Premium, $239; and Windows Vista Home Basic, $199.
Upgrades from Windows XP are priced at Windows Vista Ultimate, $259; Windows Vista Business, $199; Windows Vista Home Premium, $159; and Windows Vista Home Basic, $99.
[-0MEGA-];472509 said:It's not too bad.
A new version of windows hasn't been released in years, I doubt windows is going to suddenly make things cheap....
too much.
knowing microsoft.
[-0MEGA- said:]Pricing for full retail versions of the software will be Windows Vista Ultimate, $399; Windows Vista Business, $299; Windows Vista Home Premium, $239; and Windows Vista Home Basic, $199.
Upgrades from Windows XP are priced at Windows Vista Ultimate, $259; Windows Vista Business, $199; Windows Vista Home Premium, $159; and Windows Vista Home Basic, $99.
Omega, it doesn't matter. Those won't be the final prices. We actually don't even know whether or not those will be the final M.S.R.P.s, as Microsoft took them down almost immediately after publishing them. We can know for absolute certain that it doesn't matter what the end M.S.R.P. will be, competition between resellers will drive the price down considerably from list.
[-0MEGA-];472509 said:It's not too bad.