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If you're currently running an older version of Windows and want to upgrade to Windows 8 when it's released, you might want to look at Amazon.com's upgrade deal.

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With the launch of Windows 8 just over a week away, many people are looking for the cheapest (legal) way to upgrade to the latest Microsoft offering. Yesterday we reported that Windows 8 is the top selling piece of software at Amazon.com. While we've known the upgrade cost (sans media) for awhile, it looks like Amazon.com is upping the ante. Although the price is remaining fixed at $69.99, Amazon is offering customers who purchase the upgrade media a $30 promotional credit that can be used to buy almost anything from their site. Yes, for $39.99, you too can experience the Modern UI on your computer.

It looks like the demand for the new Windows operating system is high, and this is Amazon's way to convince you to purchase directly from them. Although many people might think the upcoming version of Windows is a step in the wrong direction, for a mere $40, we think it'll be hard for people to resist at least trying it out which is exactly what Microsoft is hoping to do.

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It looks like the demand for the new Windows operating system is high, and this is Amazon's way to convince you to purchase directly from them.

Umm... That's not what they teach at business schools, you know ;) Demand - they say - is directly proportional to pricing. More the demand, less the supply, more the pricing :yes: Less demand - inventory build up - stock clearence sales at low prices :P

Apple products cost an arm and leg 'cuz there's demand for that. Honda and Toyata sell at a premium over Ford and Chevy 'cuz there's a higher demand. Just saying ;)

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