Microsoft Windows 7 Cheaper In India

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Microsoft Corporation has recently launched Windows 7 operating system in India. It is priced at nearly 20% cheaper as compared to the price in US. This step was taken to tackle the ever-growing software piracy in India. It is believed that around 85% of Indians are using the pirated version of Windows operating systems.

“Some emerging countries have a differential price, basically to tackle piracy. The new software is being priced one-third lower than Vista in India. We have launched Windows 7 in six editions, targeted at specific user groups,” says Ravi Venkatesan, Microsoft India chairman.

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Windows 7 Price In India:
Windows 7 Home Basic – Rs. 5,899
Windows 7 Home Premium – Rs. 6,799
Windows 7 Professional – Rs. 11,199
Windows 7 Ultimate – Rs. 11,799



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Author: Omkar Dutta

Omkar Dutta is a 19 years old Technology Blogger from Mumbai, India. Apart from blogging, he is also a student of Business Management. He loves to check out new softwares and websites. He loves writing, blogging and sharing his knowledge on Technology stuffs with others. Visit his technology blog "Tech Thunder" to know more about him as well as to get latest bytes on Technology related stuffs. You can follow him on Twitter @OmkarDutta

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