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Business to Get Early Access to Win 7

Microsoft’s volume licensees will be able to start ordering Windows 7 on September 7
By Maureen O'Gara
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July 17, 2009 04:30 PM EDT
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Microsoft's volume licensees will be able to start ordering Windows 7 on September 7, six weeks or so ahead of general release on October 22.

Early birds will also qualify for discounts of 15%-33% depending on the size of the order, according to Windows SVP Bill Veghte.

The six-month promotion offer is good for the Windows 7 Professional Edition upgrade and the discount is relative to the Vista SKU upgrade.

He also said that 10,000 ISVs are writing programs and drivers for 7 as opposed to less than 4,000 ahead of Vista's release.

Published July 17, 2009 – Reads 1,250
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