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    2 OEM versions of Windows 8?

    Looking at pricing up the cost of a system and when it came to OS i see 2 versions of Windows 8, I have no idea what the difference is.

    http://www.scan.co.uk/products/micro...st-popular-one!

    vs the more epensive
    http://www.scan.co.uk/products/micro...pk-dsp-oei-dvd

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    Re: 2 OEM versions of Windows 8?

    If you mean LN47267 and LN47266 - then one version is 64bit, the other for 32bit.

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    Re: 2 OEM versions of Windows 8?

    No, LN47267 looks like the "normal" 64 bit from what I can tell, I haven't the foggiest what LN47269/FQC-05955 is . 64 bit DSP OEI?

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    Re: 2 OEM versions of Windows 8?

    1 is the standard windows 8 and the other is the Windows 8 PRO.

    You can see the differences between the windows by checking the following link ;

    http://windows.microsoft.com/en-US/windows/compare

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    Re: 2 OEM versions of Windows 8?

    Ah i see, they've ditched calling it "home", thanks!

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    Re: 2 OEM versions of Windows 8?



    If you get PRO and need the media centre functionality, Microsoft are giving this away as a free add-on until the end of the month and you can get the free code for this by visiting the following link ;

    http://windows.microsoft.com/en-US/w.../feature-packs

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    Re: 2 OEM versions of Windows 8?

    Quote Originally Posted by Lee @ SCAN View Post


    If you get PRO and need the media centre functionality, Microsoft are giving this away as a free add-on until the end of the month and you can get the free code for this by visiting the following link ;

    http://windows.microsoft.com/en-US/w.../feature-packs

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    Thanks for the heads up, but you have submit the details to get the code using a comp running Win8 Pro

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