GSBot

So you got your party hat on and want to buy Windows 7 but don't feel like shelling out $119.99 - $319.99 for the various editions upgrade or full version? Well, we made life a little easier for you and your wallet. Below is a shopping site roundup of Win 7 deals and discounts. Check it out and see what deals you are eligible for.

Student - Microsoft is selling the student edition for $29.99 but you have to be enrolled in a college or university as they require a vailid college or university email. If you don't have one of those, you can scan in your student ID, proof of course payment (yes, I'm serious) or class list. Sheesh.

Home Premium Upgrade - $119.99. You need to be running a genuine copy of Windows XP or Vista to be eligible for this edition. (Sorry to say Microsoft had this on sale for $49.99 up until July 11th when it was sold as a pre order for Win7). Another option would be to buy the Family 3 pack for $149.99, however, Costco is currently selling this version for $134.99.Continue reading Shopping for Windows 7? Score it free or heavily discounted

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Sheeda Pistol

Another option would be tupper-ware parties

cost to you: $0.00





Mod Edit: Party it up

TofiBaba

Another option would have been to host a Windows 7 "coming out" party

PS: the Costco option is pretty good. I may look into that. Have a few "brothers" to use it on

fat spartan

I'm getting it free because I bought my PC after June 26th this year.

aaho

For students 29.99 USD:

http://windows7.digitalriver.com/DRH...trollerServlet

Price varies according to location due to VAT.