[josh06]

Hi!!

As you probably all know, Windows Vista is out!. But in-store (UK only) they must be at least £150 for a retail home basic.
Well I was looking at Novatech the other day and they may only be OEM versions but are extraordinarily cheap compared to in-store prices

Price range:

Home Basic 32-bit OEM: £55.23 inc vat
64-bit OEM: £55.23 inc vat
Home Premium 32-bit OEM: £69.33 inc vat
64-bit OEM: ^^^
Business Version 32-bit OEM: £86.95 inc vat
64-bit OEM: ^
Ultimate 32-bit OEM: £115.15 inc vat
64-bit OEM: ^^^^
The reason I'm posting this message is to save you money.
I couldn't believe how cheap it was. The vista home was cheaper than the xp home.

Anyway. if you want to buy these goto novatech vista
and no. I am not a sales person for Novatech lmfao. Cos im too young.

So if you want vista, cheap, get it here
bye!!

[Thorian]

150 quid for vista home?!?!?!? do you get a kiss before you get f***ed? geez it is about $100us here for the upgrade version that translates to what 50 quid?

That VAT will get ya every time. Value added my arse.

[josh06]

i know, the uk is such a rip off for stuff with the tax. damn it
but at least ive found some . cheapER vista prices

[GWatt]

I believe you can purchase an upgrade from Microsoft online, and I assume that would be much cheaper.

[josh06]

but i think you may have to actually download it. and omg that would take some time

[GWatt]

That is true, but all you do is start the download, and then go do something else for a while. It will take a while, but you don't have to be present for the entire download.

[MathewS]

Thank god i got mine free thank you university

if it wasnt for that fact i wouldnt be upgrading for a year or so

This post has been edited by MathewS: 10 February 2007 - 03:16 PM

[josh06]

I don't know why microsoft just turn open-source lmfao could you imagine that, and then vista would be free as would a load of other stuff. but thats only a dream