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Multiple Windows 8 editions, again – at what point is it too many? Posted: 26 Apr 2011 05:47 PM PDT From the latest leaked build of Windows 8, “dungeon” from the Windows 8 Center forums opened up the setup.cfg file and was able to uncover a list of Windows 8 versions to come. Nothing is official at this point, but this is what was found within the Windows 8 Build 7955 files. Below is a list of Windows 8 SKUs lined up for ARM devices. Full list can be found be found at the bottom of the post: ARM.Starter=00342 ARM.StarterN=00345 ARM.StarterE=00348 ARM.HomeBasic=00346 ARM.HomeBasicN=00358 ARM.HomeBasicE=00349 ARM.HomePremium=00359 ARM.HomePremiumN=00362 ARM.HomePremiumE=00351 ARM.Professional=00371 ARM.ProfessionalN=00376 ARM.ProfessionalE=00352 ARM.Enterprise=00392 ARM.EnterpriseN=00403 ARM.EnterpriseE=00355 ARM.Ultimate=00426 ARM.UltimateN=00432 ARM.UltimateE=00356 This list confirms a couple of things: 1) Microsoft to continue selling Windows 8 E for European Union countries
2) ARM devices to receive the whole Windows 8 arsenal: 3) Windows 8N? At what point is it too many? Are more choices better because customers are given more variety, and not forced to pay for what they won’t use? Or would this result in more confusion and end up being counter-effective? Let us know your thoughts in the comments. ARM.Starter=00342 ARM.StarterN=00345 ARM.StarterE=00348 ARM.HomeBasic=00346 ARM.HomeBasicN=00358 ARM.HomeBasicE=00349 ARM.HomePremium=00359 ARM.HomePremiumN=00362 ARM.HomePremiumE=00351 ARM.Professional=00371 ARM.ProfessionalN=00376 ARM.ProfessionalE=00352 ARM.Enterprise=00392 ARM.EnterpriseN=00403 ARM.EnterpriseE=00355 ARM.Ultimate=00426 ARM.UltimateN=00432 ARM.UltimateE=00356 X86.Starter=00342 X86.StarterN=00345 X86.StarterE=00348 X86.HomeBasic=00346 X86.HomeBasicN=00358 X86.HomeBasicE=00349 X86.HomePremium=00359 X86.HomePremiumN=00362 X86.HomePremiumE=00351 X86.Professional=00371 X86.ProfessionalN=00376 X86.ProfessionalE=00352 X86.Enterprise=00392 X86.EnterpriseN=00403 X86.EnterpriseE=00355 X86.Ultimate=00426 X86.UltimateN=00432 X86.UltimateE=00356 X64.HomeBasic=00346 X64.HomeBasicN=00358 X64.HomeBasicE=00349 X64.HomePremium=00359 X64.HomePremiumN=00362 X64.HomePremiumE=00351 X64.Professional=00371 X64.ProfessionalN=00376 X64.ProfessionalE=00352 X64.Enterprise=00392 X64.EnterpriseN=00403 X64.EnterpriseE=00355 X64.Ultimate=00426 X64.UltimateN=00432 X64.UltimateE=00356 X64.ServerHyper=00490 X64.ServerStandard=00477 X64.ServerEnterprise=00486 X64.ServerDatacenter=00496 X64.ServerWeb=00500 X64.ServerHomeStandard=76547 X64.ServerHomePremium=92324 X64.ServerSBSStandard=01480 X64.ServerSBSPremium=01484 X64.ServerWinFoundation=00478 X64.ServerWinSB=01481 X64.ServerSolution=01407 X64.ServerForSBSolutions=01408 X64.ServerSolutionsPremium=01409 X64.ServerSolutionEM=01412 X64.ServerForSBSolutionsEM=01417 X64.ServerEmbeddedSolution=01418 X64.ServerEssentialManagement=01615 X64.ServerEssentialAdditional=01615 X64.ServerEssentialManagementSvc=01652 X64.ServerEssentialAdditionalSvc=01652 X64.ServerMediumBusinessManagement=01651 X64.ServerMediumBusinessSecurity=01647 X64.ServerMediumBusinessMessaging=01645 X64.ServerHPC=01439 IA64.ServerEnterpriseIA64=00493 No related posts. |
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