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Multiple Versions of Windows Vista OS

Posted by: jmet, 09:26, February 22, 2006
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More than a handful of news sites are reporting that Microsoft has revealed the final shipping versions of Windows Vista. Those sites are incorrect. Microsoft has not announced the final shipping editions, or "SKUs," for the much-anticipated operating system. Upon seeing the reports, I decided to confirm my skepticism with my contacts.

While it is inaccurate (and not to mention sloppy) to report that the official list has been published or released, questions still remain regarding whether or not this list bears any strong resemblance to what we expect to see once an announcement is made.

Windows Vista Desktop

In short, my answer is yes.

The following is the list derived from Microsoft's temporary documentation:
  1. Windows Starter 2007
  2. Windows Vista Home Basic (including "N")
  3. Windows Vista Home Premium
  4. Windows Vista Business (including "N")
  5. Windows Vista Ultimate
  6. Windows Vista Enterprise

Credit & More Info: ars technica


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Comments:

Posted by: jmet, 10:10:59, Feb 22, 2006:
I personally think this is just a way Microsoft can get more money (like Bill Gates needs it?) We don't need 6 or 7 different versions of the same OS? Two was plenty, XP Home and XP Pro was great. All in all I am looking forward to its new interface, although I will probably remain on XP Pro until the next OS release after Vista.

 

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