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Old January 29, 2012, 07:10 AM
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Tigerdirect is out of the 64bit oem windows 7 home premium right now. Who has the best deal right now?
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Old January 30, 2012, 09:17 AM
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Not sure about "best deal" but Memory Express has OEM for $120. I think they ship anywhere.
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Old January 30, 2012, 10:22 AM
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Not sure if its the best, but its $99.99 at ncix

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Old January 30, 2012, 11:09 AM
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My favorite price compare engine: windows 7 home premium OEM - Price comparison - Canada's Cheapest Prices
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If you need multiple copies, I'd say buying a TechNet subscription would be your best bet. It's like $350 for access to all of MS's software.
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If you need multiple copies, I'd say buying a TechNet subscription would be your best bet. It's like $350 for access to all of MS's software.
I am getting tired of reinstalling my upgrade versions, I see a subscription for $200, not sure what the diff is.
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Technet STD is good enough. Actually the price got better, I remember paying 250$ with a promo code...
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Old March 10, 2012, 07:59 AM
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Gonna give it a shot. *waits for update 99 of 108*
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So I am not an IT pro thus please excuse my dumb question. If I was to get the standard subscription would that allow me to install Win7 and MS Office full legit copies on all 3 computers in the house? And if so and I buy the subscription, which I assume is for 1 year, and install the software then do not renew the following year does that mean my copies are no longer valid? Because I would gladly spend 200$ to buy 3 full copies of 64bit Home Premium let alone Ultimate and MS Office.

PS this would only be for household use no business use at all.
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In Ontario xcel software source I pay $80 for hp 64 bit there
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