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Microsoft blunder leaks information about Vista: Microsoft accidentally published a page on its site that leaked details of the upcoming Vista. (This is why you need good content management, people.)
Apparently there are going to be six primary versions of Vista.
Included in those listed offerings was Windows Starter 2007, a stripped-down version for emerging markets to offer an alternative for pirated software. There was also a basic and premium edition for the home as well as versions for both businesses and large corporations, according to the reports.
The Web site also listed a high-end product named Windows Vista Ultimate that targets gamers and heavy multimedia users, reports said.
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Good grief; as if the XP Home/XP Pro game wasn’t enough to fatten their coffers. Is there really any benefit (other than profit) in dumbing down the OS for some users?
I suppose there will be different price points for all six variants of Vista, hopefully not with $100 increments as there is now.
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