Some Vista users say they're getting the Ultimate shaft
Microsoft promised that by purchasing the pricey Ultimate edition of Vista users would get all kinds of extras.
However, for many, those extras turned out to be little more than a few screensavers and a poker game prompting some significant grousing.
Now, that frustration has turned to anger after Microsoft offered its pre-order program for Windows 7.Through July 11,
Microsoft is offering a steep discountfor those moving to cheaper versions of Windows 7, but nothing for those who want to stay on Ultimate. Under the terms of Microsoft's discount pre-order program users can buy an upgrade to Windows 7 Home Premium or Professional at roughly half the list price, but the Ultimate version is offered at the full $219 price.
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Operating System Windows 7 64-nit
Computer Type E-Machines (Customized}
CPU Type and Speed AMD Athlon™ II X2 250u Processor 1.60GHz Max 1.60GHz Ext 200MHz Cores 2 Threads 2
Motherboard Chipset eMachines
System Memory Type 6GB DDR2 RAM DIMM Speed 266MHz
Video Card Type and Speed NVIDIA GeForce 8500 GT 512 MB memory with HDMI out
Computer Monitor Vizio 26" HDMI monitor
Hard Drive Seagate ST375052 8AS (500GB) and WD25 00AAKS-00VSA (250GB)
Optical Drives HL-DT-ST DVDRAM GH41N
Network Adapter NVIDIA nForce 10/100 Mbps Ethernet
Anti-virus Software PC Tools Spyware Doctor with Anti-virus
Computer Skill Level Certified Professional
Windows Experience Index 4.5