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  • edited April 2008
    I don't think the Windows team is stupid enough to do this yet, especially with the office guy on board (what was his name again?). It's a neat idea but it has to be executed to perfection, or else the entire thing fails miserably, and people aren't ready yet. I'm fine with them experimenting, but I'll continue to buy the "ultimate" edition with everything included in one package for as long as I'm stuck with Windows.
  • edited April 2008
    wut windows is doing is retarded..
    Cant they just make one OS like mac does?
    or make a home and professional edition like XP?
    They reaching deeper into our pockets every new OS
  • edited April 2008
    lazyGUY;26434 said:
    wut windows is doing is retarded..
    Cant they just make one OS like mac does?
    or make a home and professional edition like XP?
    They reaching deeper into our pockets every new OS
    actually, the price has remained pretty much constant if you compare the equivalent editions. but there are other problems with having just 1 OS (Windows craters to the business market, while Mac doesn't nearly as much) edition, but overdoing it like the did with Vista was kid of retarded too.

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