Windows 7 is very overpriced in Australia. Do you have similar concerns about your country's pricing?
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For example, an upgrade to Windows 7 Ultimate costs $429 in Australia but only $US219.99 (AUD$236) in the US – a difference of $193 for the same product.
Windows 7 Professional outright will cost Australians $449, but the US gets it for $128 less, with the retail price of $US299.99 ($AUD322).
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Information from: http://www.news.com.au/technology/story/0,28348,26245515-5014239,00.html
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M$Thank God for parallel importing, right?
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