Looking to build a system (obviously, that's why I'm here) but unfortunately my actual software knowledge is lacking.
Checking out Newegg and the Vista Home Premium OEM is significantly cheaper than retail. What's the catch?
I get the OEM hardware comes with minimal stuff like cables and manuals. Is this the same for the software? No manual? I have a hard time believing that the $150 dollar-ish price difference is over a book.
I read the little disclaimer in the OEM...that it can only be installed on computers that are meant for resale....is that exclusively true, or can it be used by a system builder for themselves?
I'm obviously missing something everyone else gets...I think I must have fallen asleep somewhere along the way.
Thanks,
C
Checking out Newegg and the Vista Home Premium OEM is significantly cheaper than retail. What's the catch?
I get the OEM hardware comes with minimal stuff like cables and manuals. Is this the same for the software? No manual? I have a hard time believing that the $150 dollar-ish price difference is over a book.
I read the little disclaimer in the OEM...that it can only be installed on computers that are meant for resale....is that exclusively true, or can it be used by a system builder for themselves?
I'm obviously missing something everyone else gets...I think I must have fallen asleep somewhere along the way.
Thanks,
C