Windows 7 Family Pack pricing leaks
TechSpot —
... for Windows 7 began mounting last week when a couple of sites noted references to it in the licensing agreement of a recently-leaked build. Now, thanks to a couple of reliable (if careless) online retailers, the plan has been confirmed along with the expected price. As noted by ZDNets Ed Bott , the listings are particularly convincing as they contain a Universal Product Code, the number which appears on barcodes and is unique to each product. Retailer ...
Reseller Leaks Out Possible Pricing for Windows 7 Family Pack, Upgrades
Maximum PC —
... Thanks to some careless online retailers, potential price leaks on Windows 7’s Family Pack and Upgrade packages have been uncovered.
Product listings over at Expercom have listed “WINDOWS 7 FAMILY PACK/ HOME PREMIUM UPGRADE (GFC-00236)” with a price of $136.95, but since this story first aired out, the page has since been taken down. Another online reseller, University IT Computer Sales, had the same product for $144.95.
Still, we must bear in mind that until the fat lady (read: Microsoft) sings, none of this can be heralded as true. So, before you ...
Prices for Windows 7 Anytime Upgrade, Family Pack leak out
The Tech Report: News —
... 6:00 AM on July 10, 2009 Let's say you realize after a few months that you should've sprung for a pricier edition of Windows 7. Or say you need to upgrade several PCs in your household, and you'd rather not buy a full license for each one. What can you look forward to? Microsoft doesn't seem to have announced anything yet, but ZDNet's Ed Bott has come upon online listings for Family Pack and Anytime Upgrade versions of the upcoming OS. Attributing the information to "careless online retailers"namely ...


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