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:Microsoft reminds us that Windows is f*cking expensive
Microsoft reminds us that Windows is f*cking expensive
Jul 1, 2009, 06 :02 UTC (3 Talkback[s]) (5804 reads)

[ Thanks to Erlik for this link. ]

" Here in Europe a full version of Windows home premium would cost €199 (about $280). You can actually purchase a cheap Linux netbook for the same price! Yes, a boxed Edition of Windows can actually cost as much as a full netbook, that's how expensive it is. If you live in the US you will get some relief though, as your license will only cost $199.

"The full business version of Windows will retail for €309 (about $400) the price of an entry level desktop. Who in their right mind will purchase Windows 7 at these prices in a recession, even if you can declare it as a business expense? Not many people!"

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Who in their right mind will purchase Wi ...   Price fixing.   
SM
Jul 1, 2009, 08:07:45
 
The obvious fix is to require separate p ...   Re: Price fixing.   
philc
Jul 1, 2009, 16:46:58
 
I think MS needs to raise its prices to  ...   Not expensive enough   
Grishnakh
Jul 1, 2009, 19:42:06
 
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