Well... then you need to think which 1 you are getting, because its confirmed that there will be six Windows 7 SKUs released. Which are Starter, Home Basic, Home Premium, Professional, Enterprise, and Ultimate versions....
Here is Engadget breakdown of these 6 version
Windows 7 Starter
- Available worldwide to OEMs on new PCs
- Missing Aero UI tweaks
- Limited to 3 simultaneous applications
Windows 7 Home Basic (Vista equivalent: $200)
- Only available in emerging markets
- Missing Aero UI tweaks
Windows 7 Home Premium (Vista equivalent: $260)
- Available worldwide, to OEMs and in retail
- Includes Aero UI tweaks
- Features multi-touch capabilities
- Adds "premium" games
- Adds media capabilities (Media Center, DVD playback, DVD creation, etc.)
- Can create home network groups
Windows 7 Professional (Vista equivalent: $300)
- Available worldwide, to OEMs and in retail
- Includes all features of Premium
- Adds enhanced networking capabilities (Remote Desktop host, domain support, offline folders, etc.)
- Adds Mobility Center
- Adds Presentation Mode
Windows 7 Enterprise
- Available only in volume licenses
- Includes all features of Professional
- Adds Branch Cache
- Adds Direct Access
- Adds BitLocker
Windows 7 Ultimate (Vista equivalent: $320)
- Limited OEM and retail availability
- Includes all features of Enterprise
Geez... what are these, see already also dont understand... why Mircosoft ALWAYS have to make thing so complicated 1, from Xp to vista to 7. I myself didnt try the Windows 7 beta and i dont use Windows Vista. Anyway, i think i am just stick to Windows Xp until its really out-dated and eliminate....
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