Windows 7

[RICEY]

Wheres the cheapest place to get a legit copy, and is premium good enough or would I need the higher spec version?

Cheers.

[2LMILK]

I can get a copy of premium for under 100 if you want it.
i have to go in and get it thought

[mr_rotary]

Know anyone who is a student?
Only $119 for Pro version (Upgrade version from XP)

http://www.microsoft.com/student/office/en-au/default.aspx

[Skipmaster J]

is oem an option?

[Brett_J]

Still got a valid student edge card dude?

[JT3]

anyone with a .edu email can get one cheap for you :)

[RK 86 WA]

Send me a pm with instructions and I'll do it.

[shifted]

It's Not Cheating is also doing cheap copies from memory if you have an .edu account/email.

I picked up Windows 7 Ultimate OEM from Austin for $200 something start of this year.

You can do upgrades but I went for a clean install (which presumably is better when I was reading around).

[RICEY]

The upgrade still does a clean install Im pretty sure.

Brett cant find my card haha

N15 under $100 sounds sweet Ill PM you when my pay goes in.

[Alt_F4]

MSY, PLE & Austin have Win7 Home Premium listed for $95-99, usually online only price, but you can still pick up once paid for.
Unlikely you'll need any of the extra features found in Ultimate.

http://www.staticice.com.au/cgi-bin/search.cgi?manufacturer=&model=&words=windows+7+home+premium&phrase=&excludewords=&site=&statewa=on&price-min=&price-max=&links=20

[duste]

OEM requires the purchase of computer components, does it not?

[Alt_F4]

I have bought from Austin without buying components (online) when I upgraded my missus computer, but I guess it was on the same account I'd bought a few thousand $ worth of parts over the years...

[Macca]

OEM requires the purchase of computer components, does it not?

generally yes. However the purchase of a sata cable is still classed as hardware if they use that card

[Tom]

Austin will sell OEM without purchase of other parts. I bought my Win7 Pro OEM there by it'self.