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I would happily pay £100.
What do you guys think is a reasonable amount?
BTW, I hate the different 'versions' idea, it just complicates things.
How much would you pay for Windows 7?
Assume its the full version, all bells and whistles, etc.
I would happily pay £100.
What do you guys think is a reasonable amount?
BTW, I hate the different 'versions' idea, it just complicates things.
"Don't wanna see your face, don't wanna hear your voice . . ."
I think that £70 for full version is fair, and i would pay it.
Apple are charging £20~for upgrade version of their OS...
£80 seems about right
£40 for upgrade.
Maybe £80-£120 for OEM depending on version.
Difficult one really.,would have to be sub £100 but probably a home version would do.
Nothing, they should be paying me for the amount grief BSOD and other windows associated errors have caused me.
In order of Starter to Ultimate SKUs OEM licenses, 10/30/50/70/80/100 would be an ideal price range for current offerings. But I still think all this multi-SKU nonsense has gotten a bit silly. If they lumped all the features into one product and threw it out for £60 or so (same license for x86 and amd64 install media), that would be great, keeps things simple.
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Except they would miss out on the netbook market.
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Hmm?
*EDIT* oh yeah, price. Well they could have a separate license scheme for netbooks or whatever. They already do it with XP Home.
£150-200 for retail.
£100-500 for OEM
Have any of those been from Windows 7?
Btw, since I starting running my own PC ( ~2005 ) I've had barely any software related problems, and NONE since I started running windows 7 (bar a small image mounting problem with a certain program).
~'Armaments, universal debt, and planned obsolescence--those are the three pillars of Western prosperity'~ Aldous Huxley
No, mainly from windows ME
In all seriousness I don't know how much I would pay, maybe £80.
*Shudder* ME was what the family PC was running when I got into PCs etc.No, mainly from windows ME
In all seriousness I don't know how much I would pay, maybe £80.
It really was every bit as bad as people say.
~'Armaments, universal debt, and planned obsolescence--those are the three pillars of Western prosperity'~ Aldous Huxley
ME was the anti-2000, in every respect.
Exactly, I'm still expecting compensation for the horrendous experience I had with that os. I still have nightmares
Write it off as counselling fees.Exactly, I'm still expecting compensation for the horrendous experience I had with that os. I still have nightmares
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