Microsoft has decided to cut the price of its Ultimate and Premium editions of Windows Vista so that they will be able to move more copies. This comes after Vista Service Pack 1 failed to see folks rush to computer stores for an upgrade, sticking to the good old Windows XP at this point in time. Microsoft hopes that such a price cut will be able to stimulate sluggish sales figures. The following will be the revised price.
- Windows Vista Ultimate – $319 (from $399)
- Windows Vista Upgrade – $219 (from $259)
- Windows Vista Premium Upgrade – $129 (from $159)
Will these price cuts make you rethink your decision?
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