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Starter - £50.
Home Basic - £100.
Home Premium - £150.
Business - £170.
Ultimate - £200.
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Not sure whether to trust it or not though, it seems believable, and commenters agree.
However that website isn't real as far as I can see (the one he links too) but may be a typo or something wrong on my end - can anyone else access
www.windowsseven.co.cc ?
EDIT:
I also found this contradictory rumour:
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Now, without further ado, here is the rumored pricing for Windows 7 editions (not the upgrade versions):
- Windows 7 Starter: $199
- Windows 7 Home Premium: $259
- Windows 7 Professional: $299
- Windows 7 Ultimate: $319
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And another matching source here
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