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It seems that CompUSA will have Vista Business Ultra system in stock and for sale on Nov 30th, wonder how they managed to get it for the public prior to the jan 30th date.......you can read about it  here             Microsoft's Vista is released earlyCompUSA gets it in 16 days By Nick Farrell: Tuesday 14 November 2006, 07:49 SOFTWARE GIANT yet minnow Microsoft is going to flog business versions of its new Windows Vista operating system and Office 2007 through CompUSA stores two months early. This means that ordinary punsters will be able to buy the operating system on November 30 rather than waiting until January 30th, 2007. Only the more expensive business versions of Vista will be available, but Vole seems to be hoping that there will be SMEs (small medium enterprises) that want to stick their businesses on the bleeding edge. According to Associated Press, the product will not be on the shelves. Punters will have to speak to a sales representative, with a rolled up trouser leg, and give the appropriate Volish handshake to buy a licence agreement. Although there is nothing to stop those who want to buy the product for their own use doing the same thing, they will not be able to buy the home versions of the software. The SME edition of Vista will be $499, or $279 as an upgrade. So it is said, here. µ

Flyingcrazy · Answer

The business version is being released on November 30th, that's why, with home premium and ultimate versions in January. My company already has it's corporate licenses, just waiting for MS to release the images for download which should be any day now. Media kits will be available but not necessary since the images will available through MVLS.

Electrode · Answer

that I know, but public release is also in jan...but compusa is the only place with it at the end of the month

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