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Which VISTA for you?

Do you intend obtaining VISTA - which one 184 members have voted

  1. 1. Do you intend obtaining VISTA - which one

    • Str - Windows Vista Starter Edition
      2%
      4
    • Home N - Windows Vista Home N Edition (Europe only)
      0%
      0
    • Home B - Windows Vista Home Basic Edition
      0%
      0
    • Home P - Windows Vista Home Premium Edition
      5%
      9
    • Prof N - Windows Vista Professional N Edition (Europe only)
      1%
      2
    • Prof - Windows Vista Professional Edition
      15%
      24
    • Sm Bus - Windows Vista Small Business Edition
      0%
      0
    • Ent -Windows Vista Enterprise Edition
      1%
      3
    • Ult - Windows Vista Ultimate Edition
      47%
      72
    • NONE - It's NOT for me!
      4%
      7
    • Maybe - But at a later date than release
      7%
      11
    • Never - Don't use Windows
      1%
      2
    • Depends - On the Price, The Price, The Price!
      8%
      13
    • I'm afraid I'll be buying a tank of gas/petrol
      3%
      5

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I think I will be getting either Home B or Home P, but I voted for Home P.

That is, unless I am short of gas/petrol at the time and need to fill my tank! :lol:

You've got to go for the ultimate, haven't you! :w00t:

Ultimate of course, price doesnt matter :whistle:

Ultimate all the way...

Still, by the time its out, you will be able to buy the entire Windows Vista collection for the price a tank of petrol ;)

If you thought it's bad in the US, come over here!

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Everything is build on top of Home Basic. Added bits and pieces. So, you wouldn't want to remove any components, say from Ultimate, or you could end up with Basic. So, why not buy Basic at a much lower price?

Do you really need all that business stuff in there? Are you paying for what you don't need, or will never use?

Is it the name you like best. Home Brand against a Brand Name.

What if Home Basic was called Professional Home Power Users Vista Edition.

There's always three markets in retail:

Cheap :w00t:

Medium :thumbup

Expensive B)

Everyone will buy one of those three and sometimes change categories.

It does not mean one is better than the other, it just means you can get more profits some of the time.

Microsoft seem intent on starting new categories. And you need to discount Business Editions that come under different rules.

I voted for starter edition, just cuz its the same as all the rest, cept cheaper...and then..well...my next step would involve getting that thing that 'unlocks' :P So poof i instantly have Vista UE! B) ;)

I voted for starter edition, just cuz its the same as all the rest, cept cheaper...and then..well...my next step would involve getting that thing that 'unlocks'  :P So poof i instantly have Vista UE! B)  ;)

Starter edition will limit you to open a max of 3 applications at once + limit of 800x600 resolutioon + lots of disadvantages... :P

Yes, but doesnt the type of key determine what type is installed...atleast, thats the impression i was under...

All of the above one a single doubled sided blue ray DVD. :P

Edited by war59312

I will use which ever I get for free from Microsoft for testing Vista.

If I dont get a free copy, then too bad, I'll stick with Windows 2000.

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