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Windows XP was released October 25, 2001 ... -- nm
Posted by
Beryllium (aka grayman)
Oct 22 '09, 07:34
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I love that Apple is a lot less aggressive with their system. You can actually upgrade Tiger (10.4) to Snow Leopard (10.6) for $30
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Guigue
Oct 22, 07:51
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A lot of those are just basically service pack upgrades though, which MS gives away for free. -- nm
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Ender
Oct 22, 08:03
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I didn't want to argue the price really, I was more trying to say that they make things simpler
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Guigue
Oct 22, 08:07
I bought the Win7 upgrade for $50. And Vista to 7 is just as comparable as Tiger to Leopard -- nm
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oblique
Oct 22, 07:56
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Isn't the Win7 upgrade $100+? -- nm
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Guigue
Oct 22, 08:00
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Like I said, I bought mine for $50 pre-order at Amazon. I don't know what anyone else is paying. Costco as a 3 pack for $130 I believe
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oblique
Oct 22, 08:02
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i got two copies for free, from pc companies.
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tRuMaN
Oct 22, 08:04
(Maybe the october babies thing holds true for Windows releases, too) -- (link)
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Beryllium
Oct 22, 07:35
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