Windows Vista Pricelist (OEM Version)
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maybe can call up the shop to ask for more info.Originally posted by Mid9Sun:I mean if the ultimate version is SDG$333 then can buy..if US$ ..too ex -
The Retail version of Windows Vista Ultimate cost US$399 in US.
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By the way, the retail version of Windows Vista Ultiamte Looks like this:
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yeah saw it...got Bill Gate's siggy somemore...
So if ultimate retail in US as US$399 ..then in SG abt $600+++ liao -
Windows Vista Home Premium 32-bit 1 SGD 0.00 SGD 0.00 SGD 0.00
Shipping SGD 29.99
Tax SGD 0.00
Total SGD 29.99
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That is free upgrade if you buy new hardware with usually MCE or XP Pro.Originally posted by ceecookie:Windows Vista Home Premium 32-bit 1 SGD 0.00 SGD 0.00 SGD 0.00
Shipping SGD 29.99
Tax SGD 0.00
Total SGD 29.99
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Yep its my order.Originally posted by Mid9Sun:That is free upgrade if you buy new hardware with usually MCE or XP Pro. -
The Bill Gate's siggy on the retail box is limited to 20000 sets.Originally posted by Mid9Sun:yeah saw it...got Bill Gate's siggy somemore... -
That upgrade price is for PC brought from computer reseller(Such as those branded ones).Originally posted by ceecookie:Windows Vista Home Premium 32-bit 1 SGD 0.00 SGD 0.00 SGD 0.00
Shipping SGD 29.99
Tax SGD 0.00
Total SGD 29.99
From HP-Compaq
Shipping fees vary from different computer reseller. -
The Upgrade Redemption Website Is valid for OEM product purchases only.
If you acquired qualifying Microsoft Windows XP or Microsoft Office boxed product, please go here. -
I dunno if you buy OEM one, if you can transfer to other system (say upgrade).
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If you acquired qualifying Windows XP or Microsoft Office 2003 software pre-loaded on a new computer, please go here for Windows and here for Office.
* Eligibility dates, costs and other terms & conditions will vary by country/region—please follow the redemption link in the table corresponding to your country/region for specific details.
** Redemption cost will cover order processing, shipping, and handling. Taxes will be added where applicable. -
OEM licenses still differentOriginally posted by Mid9Sun:I dunno if you buy OEM one, if you can transfer to other system (say upgrade).
It bears repeating, however, the the OEM license that comes with Vista is indeed similar to the Windows XP OEM license in that it forbids any kind of transfer. As we have previously reported, users have nevertheless had success transferring those copies of Windows, but they are technically stepping outside of the bounds of the EULA when doing so. -
OEM EULA does not allow change to another computer, and only RETAIL EULA does.
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So if I got an oem now..so when I want to upgrade system or the system died, i cannot use it on new one???Originally posted by GSL:OEM EULA does not allow change to another computer, and only RETAIL EULA does.
Thats why I think I will get the retail one -
Yes, OEM version does not allow to be transfer to another computer.Originally posted by Mid9Sun:So if I got an oem now..so when I want to upgrade system or the system died, i cannot use it on new one???
Thats why I think I will get the retail one
Retail Version Of Wndows Vista will be more expensive than the OEM. -
Lets wait for the launch...anyway if the price too high..nobody will buy alsoOriginally posted by GSL:Yes, OEM version does not allow to be transfer to another computer.
Retail Version Of Wndows Vista will be more expensive than the OEM. -
haha...can I have a feedback?
Firstly,is it good ?
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Windows Vista is a resource hog, It require 512mb minimum to run Windows vist home basic and 1GB of ram to run home premium.Originally posted by crofty:haha...can I have a feedback?
Firstly,is it good ?
To use the new "Aero" feature, the pc needs a graphic card that Support for DirectX 9 graphics with a WDDM driver, 128 MB of graphics memory (minimum) Pixel Shader 2.0 and 32 bits per pixel. -
You can take a look at the Windows Vista Feature here
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Ive tried beta version...loved the eye candies.Originally posted by crofty:haha...can I have a feedback?
Firstly,is it good ?
Anyway, same as all OS...it will need time to fine tune and patch up the
bugs. I believe driver issues are the most immediate problem vista will be facing. -
I will wait for 1 year after windows vista had launch or when it come out with a service pack then i will install it.
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Me too....Originally posted by GSL:I will wait for 1 year after windows vista had launch or when it come out with a service pack then i will install it. -
1GB is actually recommended..not strictly requiredOriginally posted by GSL:Windows Vista is a resource hog, It require 512mb minimum to run Windows vist home basic and 1GB of ram to run home premium.
To use the new "Aero" feature, the pc needs a graphic card that Support for DirectX 9 graphics with a WDDM driver, 128 MB of graphics memory (minimum) Pixel Shader 2.0 and 32 bits per pixel.
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what is OEM version?
