Preorder Windows 7 right now and save up to $100!!!
Update: Don’t forget to check out our Windows 7 Preorder FAQ
The Windows 7 pre-order program is live starting today and will run until July 11th (July 5th if you’re in Japan.) Those from the UK, Germany, or France will be able to pre-order from July 15th till August 14th. Microsoft also emphasized “while supplies last” when talking about the upgrade program dates.
What you need to know to save big
Preorder now. Essentially, you’ll save a LOT more by preordering now than waiting until the product is officially released.
Windows 7 Home Premium – USD: $50; CAN: $65; JPY: ¥7407 (Savings of $69 USD from the retail price)
Windows 7 Professional - USD: $100; CAN: $124.99; JPY: (Savings of $99 USD from the retail price)
What you’ll be getting
Preorders for Windows 7 entitle you to the Upgrade version of Windows 7. Vista and XP users can both purchase these, but you will be required to have an existing genuine version of Windows installed on your computer.
Where to preorder?
Here’s a list of the retailers accepting preorders:
- Amazon (Best deal: Free Shipping)
- Microsoft Store
- Costco
- Best Buy
- Walmart
- Fry’s Electronics
- Office Depot
- TigerDirect.com
- Office Max
- Newegg.com
- Quill
Each Windows 7 CD will contain both the 32-bit and 64-bit editions of the operating system.
Update: Don’t forget to check out our Windows 7 Preorder FAQ
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Some of the retailers have free shipping,
which makes it cheaper than ordering directly from MS
Thanks for bringing this up
Hi Al !!
Thanks but i’ll be using Linux , it’s faster , SAFER , and the best of all it’s absolutely free of charge!!!
Thank you for that completely irrelevant reply. Maybe next time you can add something about bacon, flowers, or your favorite TV show.
Thanks Jim T
I wish we could pre order the fill version, not an upgrade
Best Buy is offering free shipping also.
Give us an UPGRADE price for ULTIMATE !
Personally, as much as I like Windows 7, I can’t justify it as a purchase at the moment. I really need to know that they have addressed the array of problems in power management before I will buy it for my laptop. I would also like the not so great display driver for my HP laptop to be improved, and the numeorus Office 2007 quirks to be resolved. As a Technet subscriber, I will wait for the RTM to be posted and will run it until such time as I believe the essential bugs and issues have been addressed.
FWIW, I also agree that it would be nice if there was an upgrade program for Vista Ultimate users. I own Vista Ultimate and will want Windows 7 Ultimate and am irritated at the fact that there is no discounted upgrade path. I don’t expect it for free but paying the same to upgrade Ultimate to Ultimate as Home Premium to Ultimate really is not paying attention to one’s high-end customer base.
Stephen
I to own Vista Ultimate want Windows 7 Ultimate, so I totaly agree with you Stephen.
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I pre-Ordered Win7 through the Office Max web site.
They accepted my order then canceled it.
I periodically checked the web site. It said this item is on back order.
I clicked on the link that says track order and it said this order has been canceled.
I wrote to Office Max they said it was canceled because it could not be shipped to my area. I live in Puerto Rico. We are treated like a foreign country even though we are US territory and those born here are US citizens.
I wrote back to Office Max saying they should never have accepted by order, I would have kept looking. I cannot place this order any were else now because it was a limited time offer.
They wrote back saying to call them, give an order number they sent and complete my payment information.
I did this on Wed-Dec-02-2009. I have checked my back account and have not been debited, and I cannot find record of the order on their web site.
I wrote to them again Mon-Dec-07-2009.
I wish I can resolve this issue.
At the time of this writing. I’d say this is the best netbook I’ve used so far.
Just understanding what you are getting. It’s a stripped down laptop that offers decent performance for simple tasks like surfing on the internet, working with Microsoft office documents and a few other computer non-intensive tasks. If you are looking for something more than that, then you need to skip Netbooks and look at more full featured laptops.
What I love about the NB205 over the rest of the competition (which I have personally used or helped others set-up). Most of this is really subjective. As the overall performance of the netbooks are pretty much similar.
( ) Keyboard is full size and very, very comfortable to type on
( ) Cover although plastic also, is slighly less proned to smugs and finger prints as the glossy black on the HP/Lenovo netbooks
( ) Junk software free. The only program that was there was a 30-day trial of Norton’s. Which actually offered an option to not be installed!
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