Pricing for
Microsoft's
forthcoming
Windows
Vista operating system has leaked onto the web, including on an official
Microsoft site.
Pricing in Canadian dollars for different Vista versions appeared on the
Microsoft
Canada site over the weekend. The page, which was spotted by forum site
Neowin, has
since been removed.
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Top of the range Windows Vista Ultimate Edition was priced at C$499
equivalent to $450 or £237.
Home Premium was listed at C$299 ($270 or £142), Vista Ultimate Upgrade at
C$299 ($270 or £142) and Home Premium Upgrade at C$199 ($180 or £95).
Pre-order pricing for Vista was also spotted on
Amazon by
the
Microsoft
Monitor blog, although the prices may change in the future.
Amazon was listing
Windows
Vista Ultimate Edition at $399 (£210) and Home Premium at $239 (£126).
Upgrades for Ultimate and Home Premium were set at $259 (£136) and $159 (£84)
respectively.
There will be more than
six versions of
Windows Vista: one for developing markets, two business systems, three for
the home and some EU-specific packages that have Media Player removed.
Most of the options will be available in 32-bit and 64-bit versions.
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