Weven pricing
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Don't forget to add 200 pounds if you live in the UK
Robert Surtees wrote:
Don't forget to add 200 pounds if you live in the UK
And a possible Software Tax - say £20, this will increase £10 a year after budget day.
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Don't forget to add 200 pounds if you live in the UK
Is it poss to buy a copy in the states and fly home with it? I will be there for a few days later in the year. Or is it Countrified?
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Is it poss to buy a copy in the states and fly home with it? I will be there for a few days later in the year. Or is it Countrified?
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Dalek Dave wrote:
Or is it Countrified?
FTFY
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Dalek Dave wrote:
Or is it Countrified?
FTFY
:thumbsup:
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Robert Surtees wrote:
Don't forget to add 200 pounds if you live in the UK
And a possible Software Tax - say £20, this will increase £10 a year after budget day.
Software Kinetics (requires SL3 beta) - Moving software
Norm .net wrote:
this will increase £10 a year after bodge-it day
ftfy
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I'll Buy :)
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Upgrade FullHome Premium $120 $200
Professional $200 $300
Ultimate $220 $320I'll pass...
Initial upgrade prices for home/pro are $50/100 until the stock of promo copies are sold out (supply TBD). I think MS really blew it though in not dropping the price of premium in response to the removal of the home basic version. They need a cheapo edition for the $400 15" decelleron laptops. http://news.cnet.com/8301-13860_3-10272259-56.html[^]
It is a truth universally acknowledged that a zombie in possession of brains must be in want of more brains. -- Pride and Prejudice and Zombies
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Upgrade FullHome Premium $120 $200
Professional $200 $300
Ultimate $220 $320I'll pass...
Good thing it will be free in our yearly academic licensing agreement otherwise XP would live well into the 2010s in our department.
John
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Good thing it will be free in our yearly academic licensing agreement otherwise XP would live well into the 2010s in our department.
John
It will anyway won't it?
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It will anyway won't it?
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I am not sure about the well into part. But I can guarantee that more than 75% of our windows boxes will be XP in 2010..
John
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Initial upgrade prices for home/pro are $50/100 until the stock of promo copies are sold out (supply TBD). I think MS really blew it though in not dropping the price of premium in response to the removal of the home basic version. They need a cheapo edition for the $400 15" decelleron laptops. http://news.cnet.com/8301-13860_3-10272259-56.html[^]
It is a truth universally acknowledged that a zombie in possession of brains must be in want of more brains. -- Pride and Prejudice and Zombies
IMHO Microsoft should offer one Windows SKU (Ultimate) priced like this: Retail upgrade from Vista = $25 for 1 PC or $75 for family pack (5 PCs) Retail full version = $100 for 1 PC or $300 for family pack (5 PCs) OEM prices = 50-60% of retail This would have spurred a ton of hardware sales (both OEM and bare-bones) and dealt a serious blow to Apple and Linux. IMO it would probably make more money for Microsoft in the long term.
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Don't forget to add 200 pounds if you live in the UK
Windows 7 Pricing Revealed[^] Microsoft will not be offering upgrade version of Windows 7 to Europeans.
It definitely isn't definatley
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Norm .net wrote:
this will increase £10 a year after bodge-it day
ftfy
:)
Software Kinetics (requires SL3 beta) - Moving software
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Upgrade FullHome Premium $120 $200
Professional $200 $300
Ultimate $220 $320I'll pass...
Lets be honest right, retail pricing means nothing. When was the last time anyone you knew went out an brought a retail copy of windows. Most non-tech users just get it pre-installed with their next PC purchase. Most businesses use separate purchase channels, or have some form of volume licensing arrangement. If I buy it, I certainly won't be paying those prices. I'll be getting an OEM edition. (Or in all likelihood I'll be using my MSDN copy at work and stick with kubuntu at home, but I'd probably make the same decision at any price)
Simon
modified on Thursday, June 25, 2009 10:31 AM
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My next computer may be a Mac and I'd considered dual-booting Weven (just for the hell of it), but at $300 - I don't think so. Does anyone really think the bloody OS on a PC is worth $300?
Not at what they currently do, no.
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Lets be honest right, retail pricing means nothing. When was the last time anyone you knew went out an brought a retail copy of windows. Most non-tech users just get it pre-installed with their next PC purchase. Most businesses use separate purchase channels, or have some form of volume licensing arrangement. If I buy it, I certainly won't be paying those prices. I'll be getting an OEM edition. (Or in all likelihood I'll be using my MSDN copy at work and stick with kubuntu at home, but I'd probably make the same decision at any price)
Simon
modified on Thursday, June 25, 2009 10:31 AM
Simon Stevens wrote:
Lets be honest right, retail pricing means nothing.
While I agree it's not truly as important as OEM pricing it still matters. There are more home PC builders than you might guess plus the retail price is what people see when shopping and gives a bad impression.
Simon Stevens wrote:
When was the last time anyone you knew went out an brought a retail copy of windows.
Errr... happens every day.
Simon Stevens wrote:
I'll be getting an OEM edition.
Ethically with a new OEM PC? Or unethically to use on an existing PC?
Simon Stevens wrote:
stick with kubuntu at home
Would you stick with Linux if Weven was priced at $100/1 and $300/5?
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Upgrade FullHome Premium $120 $200
Professional $200 $300
Ultimate $220 $320I'll pass...
Mike Mullikin wrote:
I'll pass...
I'll get it free with MSDN subscription. Most everyone else will get it pre-installed. 3 people will buy it new.
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My next computer may be a Mac and I'd considered dual-booting Weven (just for the hell of it), but at $300 - I don't think so. Does anyone really think the bloody OS on a PC is worth $300?
Mike Mullikin wrote:
My next computer may be a Mac and I'd considered dual-booting Weven (just for the hell of it), but at $300 - I don't think so.
Yes, if you want to save money just go with Apple :)
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Mike Mullikin wrote:
I'll pass...
I'll get it free with MSDN subscription. Most everyone else will get it pre-installed. 3 people will buy it new.
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Miszou wrote:
I'll get it free with MSDN subscription.
Really? Where can I get a free MSDN subscription? ;P
Miszou wrote:
Most everyone else will get it pre-installed.
In this economy, how many people/businesses are buying new PC's? I thought one of the great things about Weven was that they trimmed it down to run better on lesser hardware?
Miszou wrote:
3 people will buy it new.
I'll bet there are more retail sales than MSDN subscriptions...
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Mike Mullikin wrote:
My next computer may be a Mac and I'd considered dual-booting Weven (just for the hell of it), but at $300 - I don't think so.
Yes, if you want to save money just go with Apple :)