microsoft.com - 2/3/2009
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Windows Vista Enterprise Designed to significantly lower IT costs and risks, Windows Vista Enterprise meets the needs of large, global organizations with complex IT infrastructures. Enterprise customers may also want to learn about the Microsoft Desktop Optimization Pack for Software Assurance . ...
arstechnica.com - 2/3/2009
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arstechnica.com —
Windows 7 Starter (worldwide via OEM only): up
to three concurrent applications, ability to join a Home...
Group, improved taskbar and JumpLists Windows 7 Home Basic (emerging markets): unlimited applications, live thumbnail previews and enhanced visual ...
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Six editions of Windows 7: better than Vista, still too ...
winsupersite.com - 2/3/2009
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Microsoft announces which product editions will make up
the Windows 7 family and which features will be......
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Windows 7 Product Editions
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All the Flavors of Windows 7 Explained [Windows 7]
Gizmodo —
... At first glance, the version breakdown does look a lot like Windows Vista. There are five SKUs of Windows 7: Starter, Home Premium, Professional, Enterprise and Ultimate. But there are a couple reasons it's less horrendous than the Vista situation. ...
Quantas versões do Windows 7 a Microsoft comercializará? Dou-lhe uma, dou-lhe duas…
MacMagazine —
Quase que a Microsoft consegue fazer uma brincadeirinha com o novo nome do Windows! Pois bem, ela não comercializará sete, mas seis versões do Windows 7 — afinal, ela bem que facilita a vida dos consumidores, desta forma. :-P
Para quem achava que o Vista já era uma confusão, a estrutura agora será esta:
Windows 7 Starter, designado para netbooks;
Windows 7 Home Basic, vendido apenas em mercados emergentes;
Windows 7 Home Premium, a versão ...
Windows 7: Cheaper Than Vista (and Every Other Windows OS) [Microsoft]
Gizmodo —
... of Windows, starting with NT, tell the same story. $320 across the board, with a dip when XP Pro followed quickly on the heels of Windows 2000. But when you calculate for inflation, it's just a smooth downward curve. [Windows 7 Pricing: The Full Story; prices sourced from the following multiple or official locations: Washington Post, Businessweek, Microsoft, Cnet, Wired, Microsoft, CBROnline, Microsoft, Microsoft; inflation calculations made with Bureau of Labor Statistics CPI Calc - ...
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