Comments on: Dell's XP 'downgrade' plan--an extra 50 bucks, please
Downgrade Vista-to-XP plans from Dell
Downgrade Vista-to-XP plans from Dell
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It's worth noting that they DID NOT charge extra for this whole downgrade to Windows XP Professional option.
If you look at the order page, the price is the same for Windows Vista Business and Windows XP Professional (Vista Business included shall you decided to upgrade to Vista).
You are paying extra only when you upgrade from a Home version of Vista.
While you can argue that you have to spend more now if you wish to have XP as your new machine's operating system because you're now forced to pick WIndows XP Professional as Home Edition is no longer available; the OEMs DID NOT charge you extra for the downgrade option itself.
- by jbaviera June 21, 2008 6:58 PM PDT
- I'll take XP Pro over Vista any day! At least I know it works.
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(7 Comments)With the problems I've had with my HP with Vista Home Premium pre-installed, I'd much rather have XP!