Microsoft announces free upgrade for Windows 8 OEM

Microsoft has officially announced the free upgrade to Windows 7 OEM. Accordingly, the rates would be 60-80 USD for Windows 8, 80-100 USD for Windows 8 Pro and 50-65 USD for Windows RT.

Microsoft also confirmed the scheduled launch of Windows 8 in late October, while the RTM version of the operating system will be released in the first week of August to to user testing.

According to reliable sources, Windows 8 will most likely be faced with gloomy trading status on the desktop but still hope it will revive the MTXT tradition. Sources also note that Windows 7 does not help significantly increase computer needs before 2013.

However, it seems like Windows is gradually shifted to the device with the touch-screen by this product line is gradually dominate the PC market share, especially in the MTB. Microsoft hi vWindows 8 will begin growth in Q2/2013

Older Windows upgrade to Windows 7 Pro takes 40 USD

Computers running Windows XP, Vista or 7 will be updated to the latest version in the next few months via online download or purchase disks with different prices.

Specifically, users can download updated packages from the Internet for $ 40 USD. Also if you choose to purchase the DVD method to install, they will have to take additional 30 USD. This is the price for those who used the old operating system in the long run. The newcomers buy Windows 7 license as early as June, 2012 will enjoy more preferential upgrade price is only $ 15.

After the update, Windows 7 Pro will be pre-installed software Media Center with many attractive recreational features.

Microsoft said Windows XP upgrade to Windows 7 will lose all the custom operating system, the installed application and only retaining personal data. Meanwhile, Windows Vista saved custom data but lost the third-party application. Also Windows 7 when the update will keep in its entirety.

Windows 7 is Microsoft's latest operating system for your computer. The platform is expected to appear in the autumn with many different versions, which have Windows 7 RT device using Windows 7 Pro running ARM chips and on integrating Intel processors.