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    News - Windows 7 availability and launch-day pricing examined

    We think it's a very good operating system, but how much will it cost?
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    Re: News - Windows 7 availability and launch-day pricing examined

    The 'and applications' link is broken, or as I suspect the review item hasn't been posted yet


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    Re: News - Windows 7 availability and launch-day pricing examined

    Why don't you include OCUK in these price comparisons, they're usually cheaper than the other companies

    Windows 7 at OCUK - £66.99

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    Re: News - Windows 7 availability and launch-day pricing examined

    Quote Originally Posted by will101 View Post
    The 'and applications' link is broken, or as I suspect the review item hasn't been posted yet
    The two were slightly out in terms of synchronising activation. The link should work now - part six has been posted.

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    Re: News - Windows 7 availability and launch-day pricing examined

    Yea have to agree that OCUK is best price and it should be included. If your not going to do it right why bother?
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    Re: News - Windows 7 availability and launch-day pricing examined

    Quote Originally Posted by The Article
    Scan £75.98 £170.24 £174.88
    Dabs £114.98 £160.98 £169.03
    Ebuyer £81.34 £148.00 £154.13
    PC World £99.99 £147.99 £159.99
    Amazon £114.98 £148.00 £159.99
    Novatech £141.42 N/A £159.67
    CCL Online £78.99 £157.45 £169.95

    Scan and CCL Online's pricing is good
    Really? Apart from Home Premium, Scan are the dearest on your price list. Certainly pays to shop around and as that list shows, there are some wildly differing prices aboout.
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    Re: News - Windows 7 availability and launch-day pricing examined

    What abt prices of Full version but OEM ones?

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    Re: News - Windows 7 availability and launch-day pricing examined

    Quote Originally Posted by pauldarkside View Post
    Really? Apart from Home Premium, Scan are the dearest on your price list. Certainly pays to shop around and as that list shows, there are some wildly differing prices aboout.
    So Scan are the cheapest for home :-0

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    Re: News - Windows 7 availability and launch-day pricing examined

    Hardly surprising the availability is low on Ultimate - the only two reasons to get it are 1) Multi language support and 2) Bitlocker. Professional has pretty much everything 98% of people would need, and practically all home users will be fine with Home Premium.

    I do want the multi language support so I ordered a copy of Ultimate whilst prices were merely expensive rather than teeth pulling.

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