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Phoenix86 said:edit: do you really think ordering the wrong part # would get you something that's not supposed to be available in the US?
Yeah, it's bassically a cheap version for 3rd world countries that don't have money to spend on the OS.I(illa Bee said:hmm, well its in english, and it was on the shelf.....
I read that it was a basic run down version, missing, netowrking and multi accounts, very cheap, to keep more users from converting to other "free" or cheap OSes...
MorfiusX said:Yeah, it's bassically a cheap version for 3rd world countries that don't have money to spend on the OS.
The crippled version will be what OEMs sell, it'll come with the PCs. I mean I'm sure it's going to be available over the counter, but the reason for it's existance is OEMs in China. They were going to use linux to keep the total cost below X. The OS was a large percentage of the total cost, at retail prices. MS couldn't let that customer go (which ended up being the whole APAC region) so they had to act. They couldn't just sell the full product cheaper, the people in the US/Europe would just get theirs from overseas. The middle ground is a cheaper OS, with less function.Steel Chicken said:odd choice
1. buy our crippled version
2. steal our full version
HHunt said:So they end up
* Making a profit from OEM sales: +1
* Giving lots of people a somewhat worse first impression: -1
* Having a lot of people pay for an OEM version and pirate the full version: Unknown, possibly positive
I don't know. It might be a good idea.
(Is my memory going, or were they planning on limiting it to 800x600 or something like it?)