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Mary Jo Foley: On July 31, Microsoft went public with two key pieces of Windows 7 pricing information it had been holding back: The cost of its Family Pack and Anytime Upgrade licenses.
My blogging colleague Ed Bott has all the gory details on both, so I won’t try to repeat all the specifics here. (The Cliff Notes version: Family Pack is $150 for three PCs. Anytime Upgrades are roughly the same price as they were with Vista — with the notable exception of the upgrade to Windows 7 Ultimate.) What I will repeat, however, are a couple of gotchas that are part of Bott’s post.
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My blogging colleague Ed Bott has all the gory details on both, so I won’t try to repeat all the specifics here. (The Cliff Notes version: Family Pack is $150 for three PCs. Anytime Upgrades are roughly the same price as they were with Vista — with the notable exception of the upgrade to Windows 7 Ultimate.) What I will repeat, however, are a couple of gotchas that are part of Bott’s post.
