Windows 7 local pricing

I think there's some merit in your "3rd Boob Theory" :) I was going to go for Ultimate, then Stefan9 made me doubt my decision, now you've swayed me back to Ultimate. What a sheep I am
 
Lemme tell you this. Your at the traffic lights in your brand new Audi A3 2.0T....you're happy with it because it's what you needed and you saved (ahem....quote) R700. Next to you stops a guy in his brand new Audi A3 2.0T....but he's got a girlfriend with a 3rd boob because he did NOT save R700. Who do you think is going to have more fun???
 
Neo said:
Lemme tell you this. Your at the traffic lights in your brand new Audi A3 2.0T....you're happy with it because it's what you needed and you saved (ahem....quote) R700. Next to you stops a guy in his brand new Audi A3 2.0T....but he's got a girlfriend with a 3rd boob because he did NOT save R700. Who do you think is going to have more fun???
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The guy who knows he is never going to need bitdefender or need to connect to domains will be happy that he saved that R700. He now has that extra money that he can spend on more games or put it towards saving for a new faster gpu.
 
Stefan9 said:
The guy who knows he is never going to need bitdefender or need to connect to domains will be happy that he saved that R700. He now has that extra money that he can spend on more games or put it towards saving for a new faster gpu.
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Dude...GPU's? 3rd Boob PWNS ALL! c'mon man!
 
OK, so can anyone actually give an argument for getting Ultimate, preferably one that does not include boobs or cars :p

I am also still deciding.

I will really just use my home PC for gaming and general stuff.
 
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Comparison between the editions for anyone whos interrested.

Windows 7 Starter (limited distribution)
•Broad application and device compatibility with up to three concurrent applications.
•Safe, reliable, and supported.
•Home Group makes it easy to share media, documents and printers across multiple PCs in offices without a domain.
•Improved taskbar and Jump Lists.
[NOTES FROM THE FIELD] – Don’t confuse “three concurrent applications” with the old “concurrent connections” from the desktop operating system limitations – this is different; this is effectively “three concurrent applications” running at the same time.

Windows 7 Home Basic (emerging market only)
•All of the functionality listed above in Starter Edition
•Live thumbnail previews and enhanced visual experience.
•Advanced networking support (ad-hoc wireless networks and internet connection sharing).
•Mobility Center is included.
Windows 7 Home Premium
All of the functionality listed above in Starter and Home Basic Editions

•Aero Glass and advanced windows navigation.
•Easy networking and sharing across all your PCs and devices.
•Improved media format support, enhancements to Windows Media Center and media streaming, including Play To.
•Multi-touch and improved handwriting recognition.
Windows 7 Professional
•All of the functionality listed above in Starter, Home Basic and Home Premium Editions
•Domain Join enables simple and secure server networking.
•Encrypting File System protects data with advanced network backup.
•Location Aware Printing helps find the right printer when moving between the office and home.
Windows 7 Enterprise and Ultimate
•All of the functionality listed above in Starter, Home Basic, Home Premium and Professional Editions
•BitLocker protects data on removable devices.
•DirectAccess links users to corporate resources from the road without a virtual private network (VPN).
•BranchCache makes if faster to open files and Web pages from a branch office.
•AppLocker easily restricts unauthorized software and enables greater security.
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I still can't get over why Vista full retail for Home Premium is like R2000+ and Win7 equivilent is R1300 - wherez the logic? I'm not gonna huffy about it, but Having bought Vista full retail, it IS a bit of a sore point @ least financially speaking.
 
Slipperyduck said:
I still can't get over why Vista full retail for Home Premium is like R2000+ and Win7 equivilent is R1300 - wherez the logic? I'm not gonna huffy about it, but Having bought Vista full retail, it IS a bit of a sore point @ least financially speaking.
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The logic is that vista was a newly build from the ground up engine where as windows 7 is build on vista engine. With major improvements.
 
Slipperyduck said:
I still can't get over why Vista full retail for Home Premium is like R2000+ and Win7 equivilent is R1300 - wherez the logic? I'm not gonna huffy about it, but Having bought Vista full retail, it IS a bit of a sore point @ least financially speaking.
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I also paid full retail for vista home premium, plus twice I had to pay postage. Once to get the 64 bit disc and then for sp 1. Very happy win 7 is cheaper.
 
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