Mac vs PC for post processing

[gunslinge]

With what we sell here at our store, which is the OEM version ( we build our own commuters ) xp home and xp pro and xp 64 come on separate cds and you need a matching product key. But your product key ( for xp pro ) will work with any xp pro cd. With Vista, Win 7, and Office 2007 all the products are on the same DVD and depending on the product key you enter which version is installed. Your Win 7 product key will work with any Win 7 dvd ( even a copy from someone else, if you loose your DVD, or did not get one with your system ) but you will always get the product that the Key number calls for - home, pro - 32 or 64 versions.


Some companies may not include DVD and may charge extra for it.





Bill

[Maleko]

Why would you pay more money for both disks? You can only install one version.


[url="http://www.cdw.com/shop/products/default.aspx?EDC=1850585]Home Premium 64bit = $117[/url]


[url="http://www.cdw.com/shop/products/default.aspx?EDC=1850585]Home Premium 32bit = $120[/url]


[url="http://www.cdw.com/shop/products/default.aspx?EDC=1920914]Home Premium 32bit + 64bit = $199[/url]
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Both disks come as standard here retail. I got my copy of 7 on pre-order for &pound;60, both discs. If I didn't pre-order it for that much, I would have got it OEM.

[Sinh Nhut Nguyen]

All things being equal: Mac costs more! With PC I get more for my money.

[SupraSonic]

i USED both UNTIL I INVEST nEW Imac 24" .Mush preferred th iMac for resolution and collabration with processing center ... 99% spot on adjustment required by processing center[]

[pixi.me]

so many versions of Windows Vista and the new 7 OS to keep track of and make comparisons. I have a Mac mini that runs Snow Leopard (Mac OS X) and a Dell machine that still runs Windows XP Professional with SP3





the installer for Windows 7 is quite impressive, compared to XP or Vista.