[aburns]

Where to buy?

 

[hugh]

I'm sure it will be on sale at all the big box retailers, staples and so on.

 

[j0dest3r]

I got mine at Amazon.ca last time.

 

[hugh]

Can also order online from Microsoft and they will ship it to you.

 

[Wingnut]

Costco has them for a good price.

 

[aburns]

Of course they do after I bought it somewhere else..

 

[ScaryBob]

Canadians getting ripped off again?

The Windows 7 Home Premium Upgrade Family Pack cannot be found on the Canadian MS site. On the US site, it's listed for $150 with a free router. They won't ship to Canada. The Canadian site only lists single license upgrades. Even worse, a popular US reseller lists it at $125 but will not ship this product to Canada. The Canadian counterpart has no stock but an enterprising third party has it listed at $296. WTF?!?!?! Thanks MS. You just made my day...terrible.

Costco has them for a good price.

Is it still good after paying $50 to join? I don't see it on the Costco web site.

 

[Plasma1]

For the Windoze 3 pack, is it an upgrade for people using XP or only Vista? Have 3 PC's at home and would like to upgrade all 3 for a reasonable price.

 

[DSgamby]

FS has it for for under 200.

* System Requirements

* CPU
1 GHz

* Memory (RAM)
1 GB

* Graphics
DirectX 9 with WDDM 1.0

* Disk Space
16 GB

* Optical Drive
Not Applicable

* Windows Compatibility
XP/Vista

* Mac Compatibility
No

 

[ScaryBob]

I ended up picking it up at Costco. They beat the best Canadian online price I could find so it's a fair deal. We were overdue for a membership renewal anyway.

is it an upgrade for people using XP or only Vista?

Both. Win7 on an XP system requires a clean install but the upgrade version recognizes XP as a valid upgrade O/S. Vista can be upgraded in place to retain settings.

* System Requirements

Take these with a grain of salt. The O/S will run with those but applications will at least double CPU and RAM requirements.

* Optical Drive
Not Applicable

Good luck installing from a DVD disc with no optical drive.