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Deal?: Windows XP Pro full install for $83 - Anonymous User - 10-09-2006 FWIW: Windows XP Pro, with SP2, OEM full install for $83 http://www.pricegrabber.com/search_getprod.php/masterid=4197922/qlty=o/sort_type=bottomline T/ Re: Deal?: Windows XP Pro full install for $83 - pinion - 10-09-2006 Unless you desperately need it you could wait until Vista comes out. I think its slated for early 2009 but I haven't really kept up on it. You could always download Vista RC 1, I run it under parralels when I need to do something in XP. In other words I installed it and that's about as far as it went. Re: Deal?: Windows XP Pro full install for $83 - onthedownlow - 10-09-2006 RC2 is available now. fyi What I would do, instead of $83...(if the vendor, which some are, offering) is purchase a slim-downed Dell, or the like, with XP pre-installed...and then you'll receive a free upgrade to Vista later. XP and Vista, plus a computer for not-too-much-more money. Re: Deal?: Windows XP Pro full install for $83 - Anonymous User - 10-09-2006 Well Vista RC1 and RC2 are both time "bomb" limited, they will stop working sometime after MS ships Vista. Or work in a crippled fashion. And most people who have an intel based Mac don't need another computer, cheap or not. And where did you read that Vista will be a free upgrade to XP? That's news to me! $83 is cheap for XP Pro, and I've bought from Whitebox before without any problems. T/ Re: Deal?: Windows XP Pro full install for $83 - AlphaDog - 10-09-2006 This isn't where I heard about the free upgrade offer, but here's one link. http://www.gizmodo.com/gadgets/windows/free-windows-vista-upgrade-coupons-starting-october-195047.php If you Google "Windows free upgrade", or something close, the reports will pop up in several places. |