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Windows Vista Home Basic
Vista Home Basic Edition is intended primarily for the type-and-surf crowd - those who use their computers to write e-mails and to surf the Internet, but not much else. Many of the best features of Vista are missing in the Basic Edition, and though it is the most affordable Vista upgrade option, we don't recommend it for most users.
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MSRP: $99
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Windows Vista Home Premium
Vista Home Premium Edition is the closest successor to the Home Edition of Windows XP running on most PCs today. It includes all the primary features of Windows Vista the average home user would need, including the Vista's new Aero glass-like graphical environment. This edition is likely the best fit for most Windows XP Home Edition. This edition of Windows Vista also includes media components of the current Windows XP Media Center Edition as well as the Windows Mobile Device Center, the successor to ActiveSync.
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MSRP: $159
SALE: $139
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Windows Vista Business
Vista Business Edition doesn't have the multimedia features of Home Premium, but isn't as stripped-down as Home Basic. This addition also includes business-centric features not found in Home Premium such as added backup functionality, greater networking support, Remote Desktop, FAX, etc. This version of Vista is ideal for professionals in or out of the office .
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MSRP: $199
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Windows Vista Ultimate
Vista Ultimate Edition includes every feature found in the Home Premium and Business Editions and is also the most expensive of the Vista flavors. This edition may best suit home business users who use their PCs for business as well as pleasure.
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MSRP: $259
SALE: $239
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* All prices are for OEM software and will ship with a piece of hardware to comply with OEM rules set by Microsoft. For pricing of the upgrade or full versions of the software, please contact us.
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