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  • hillarymakesmecry
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    Be first. Save half.
    Please come back tomorrow (6/26) to pre-order Windows 7. You'll get it for at least half off and be one of the first to get it. Hurry, quantities are limited.*
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  • pirateboy
    no thanks: I will be getting Windows 7 for free, which it should be in the first place. AARRR mateys!
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  • fooldog01
    Just pre-ordered my copy and got cashback through Bing. Kind of ironic.
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  • kewl munky
    Right at midnight I went to amazon's page and pre-ordered home premium. I was really convinced I would probably pirate 7 being that it should have been a free upgrade for anyone who bought Vista anyway but oh well.
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  • randomizer
    No love for Aus?
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  • chripuck
    Kewl MunkyRight at midnight I went to amazon's page and pre-ordered home premium. I was really convinced I would probably pirate 7 being that it should have been a free upgrade for anyone who bought Vista anyway but oh well.Vista wasn't that bad, I used it from day 1 and it worked fine. A little quirky with UAC and file transfer speeds on a network, but other than that it was a perfectly good OS. Certainly wasn't bad enough to steal it.
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  • chripuck
    pirateboyno thanks: I will be getting Windows 7 for free, which it should be in the first place. AARRR mateys!Should be in the first place? Why would they waste the money developing it if they were going to give it away.
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  • pirateboy
    chripuckShould be in the first place? Why would they waste the money developing it if they were going to give it away.ever heard of Ubuntu?
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  • leo2kp
    I wonder how much OEM will cost?
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  • jdw5155
    Aside from OEM, what will be the cost to upgrade from Windows 7 Home Premium to Professional (or Ultimate), and how would that be accomplished? Will the other versions of Windows 7 be on the installation disk to be enabled by the activation key?
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