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[kitz]

Amazon are today announcing the pre-launch of Windows 7 with what seems like a very good price for Windows Home Premium


Microsoft Windows 7 is now available for pre-order-
-and Amazon.co.uk is offering special low pricing on Windows 7 Home Premium and Windows 7 Professional to celebrate their launch.

This pricing is only available while stocks last, and must end by midnight on 9th August 2009. See the Terms and Conditions for further information.



Microsoft Windows 7 Home Premium E (PC)
RRP: £149.99 
Price: £74.97 
You Save: £75.02 (50%) 
 Pre-order Price Guarantee.

 
This item will be released on October 22, 2009




Microsoft Windows 7 Professional E (PC)

RRP: £219.99 
Price: £179.97 
You Save: £40.02 (18%) 
 Pre-order Price Guarantee
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Need Windows Now?
• Customers who buy an eligible copy of Windows Vista from Amazon.co.uk between 26th June and 15th October 2009 are eligible for a free copy of the equivalent version of Windows 7 when it is launched.

[HPsauce]

Hmmmm.
I think they've run out of the cheap ones. I paid £44.97 for Home Premium (E) the other day...

[UncleUB]

Hmmmm.
I think they've run out of the cheap ones. I paid £44.97 for Home Premium (E) the other day...

Indeed ,Amazon were selling Windows 7 Professional  for £89.97

Windows 7 Pre-order Promotional Price
Windows 7 Pre-Order offer starts at 00:00 BST on 15 July 2009 and ends at 23:59 BST on 9 August. Offer is subject to promotional stock availability and may be changed or withdrawn without notice by Amazon.co.uk.

[BritBrat]

Microsoft Windows 7 Home Premium E (PC) From DIXONS £44.97 DELIVERED

Microsoft Windows 7 PROFESSIONAL E £89.97 DELIVERED

LINK

[UncleUB]

Microsoft Windows 7 Home Premium E (PC) From DIXONS £44.97 DELIVERED

http://www.dixons.co.uk/martprd/editorial/windows7-preorder&camp_id=ppc_PCSoftware_Windows_7&gclid=CJKAm9jI2psCFaAA4wodF1yAhw?source_id=aw

[tuftedduck]

According to this article, Microsoft have now withdrawn all "cheap" offers.

http://www.pcadvisor.co.uk/news/index.cfm?newsid=119367

[UncleUB]

According to this article, Microsoft have now withdrawn all "cheap" offers.

http://www.pcadvisor.co.uk/news/index.cfm?newsid=119367

That didn't last long 

[BritBrat]

According to this article, Microsoft have now withdrawn all "cheap" offers.

http://www.pcadvisor.co.uk/news/index.cfm?newsid=119367

I have ordered one of each.

[UncleUB]

Must be quite some demand.........

http://www.theinquirer.net/inquirer/news/1433675/windows-pre-overwhelm-europe

[BritBrat]

Well at those prices what did they expect.

Unless the real release price will be lower than stated.

If not I think I could sell one and have one free.

[jid]

Moved to http://forum.kitz.co.uk/index.php?topic=5334.0

[kitz]

Thanks for all the additional info guys - appreciated

[jid]

I am still un-decided as to whether I want Windows 7 or not on my main machine.

My new laptop (I hope) to get from Dell will qualify for a free upgrade to Windows 7 so I may try it on there first before hand.

I don't really need it but apparently its much less resource hungry than Vista is...

[jid]

Thought I'd mention I moved the Windows 7 Availability list to its own thread as I updated the availability

[kitz]

thanks jid