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    Windows 7 Home Premium Upgrade for £39.99 per license (not the student deal)

    Whilst looking for UK Windows 7 Family Pack pricing I came across this..

    Amazon currently have the "N" version of the Windows 7 Family Pack available for pre-order:
    http://www.amazon.co.uk/Microsoft-Wi...4923563&sr=1-6

    The non-N version (with media player) isn't available for pre-order on Amazon and has no price.
    I thought the release price was supposed to be £199 (not £119).

    Amazon have a "Pre-order" price guarantee too, which means the price cannot go up when its released.

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    Re: Windows 7 Home Premium Upgrade for £39.99 per license (not the student deal)

    Price on that link is now £199.99.

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    Re: Windows 7 Home Premium Upgrade for £39.99 per license (not the student deal)

    Bit of an Amazon 'oopsie'
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    Re: Windows 7 Home Premium Upgrade for £39.99 per license (not the student deal)

    £119.99 here.

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    Re: Windows 7 Home Premium Upgrade for £39.99 per license (not the student deal)

    That's extremely tempting at £120.

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    Re: Windows 7 Home Premium Upgrade for £39.99 per license (not the student deal)

    That's a good deal - I know a few people in the position of needing a few licences.
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    Re: Windows 7 Home Premium Upgrade for £39.99 per license (not the student deal)

    Still showing £119 for me

    I wonder how the costs compare to 3 OEM licenses. It can't be too far off the mark.

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