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Old 10-19-2009, 02:25 PM   #5
PitViper
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Lightbulb $50 per computer is a fair price, if it doesn't suck like Vista.

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Originally Posted by akwingnut
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Do you think this is a good deal? Something your thinking about getting? I am about to place the order at amazon but thought I would ask someone else about it..

-AkWingnut
I got in on the pre-sale launch a couple of moths ago and purchased two single-user copies at $49.99 each for the full retail 32/64-bit Home Premium upgrade version.

The family pack is a very good deal if you’re going to upgrade even two computers since the current list price on a one-user retail upgrade version is $119.99. You may be able to find a one-user OEM upgrade version for around $90. Also, the fact that both the 32 and 64 bit versions are included is a big plus. I’m fairly certain (not 100%) that the family pack qualifies as full retail rather than OEM, so the licenses should be transferrable, and you would be eligible for future operating system upgrade versions at a discounted price. Installed OEM versions of XP or Vista may not allow the installation of Windows 7 Upgrade so you would be required to purchase the full version at a higher cost.
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