The estimated retail pricing for the Full versions of Windows 7 in the US are as follows:
The estimated retail pricing for the Upgrade versions of Windows 7 in the US are as follows: A third option, Windows Anytime Upgrade, lets you electronically upgrade in-place from one version of Windows 7 to another. (And if you're running Windows Vista, they can be used to perform an in-place upgrade of that OS to Windows 7.) Full versions are more expensive and can only be used to perform a clean install of Windows 7. Upgrade versions of Windows 7 are aimed at qualifying users of previous versions of Windows, and are thus less expensive.
It will also offer these products electronically from the Microsoft Store online. Retail/electronic pricingĪs with previous versions of Windows, Microsoft will offer Windows 7 in boxed, retail copies in both Upgrade and Full packaging. That said, those that want to save significantly on Windows 7 can do so if they can pull the trigger in advance of the product's release. As expected, the overall prices are in-line with those of Windows Vista, and are not significantly lower (or, as some had curiously rumored, higher). This week, Microsoft will finally announce its retail pricing terms for Windows 7.
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