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Despite last week;s leak about Windows seven promotional upgrade pricing, Microsoft execs nonetheless aren;t prepared to talk Windows seven pricing specifics.Bill Veghte, Senior Vice President of Microsoft;s Windows Company, averted repeated pricing questions in the course of his appearance on June eight at the UBS Global Technology and Services Conference. Veghte,Microsoft Office 2010 Generator clave, rather, talked about a number of the “philosophy” behind Microsoft;s Windows 7 pricing throughout his 45-minute Q&A session on Monday morning.Veghte told conference attendees that Microsoft;s pricing matrix is complicated. The provider has to take into consideration the different set of circumstances for developed and emerging markets; the enterprise, SMB (small and medium company) and consumer segments; and the netbook segments when coming up with a pricing strategy.Veghte dodged questions by UBS analyst Heather Bellini about how much more (if anything) Microsoft plans to charge PC makers and customers for Windows 7, compared to Windows Vista and Windows XP.All Veghte would say was that Microsoft is planning to focus on good/better/best positioning at retail, with Windows seven Starter representing the “good” Windows 7 SKU, Windows Home Premium,Microsoft Office 2010 Professional Plus, the “better,” and Windows 7 Professional, the “best.”Veghte also remained bearish on the effect that Windows seven will have on PC shipments,Office 2010 Upgrade Key, in spite of the largely upbeat reviews the product has been receiving from testers.“Inside the short run, these (Windows) product releases impact PC growth rates very, very modestly,Office 2010 Standard,” Veghte said. This isn;t unique to Windows seven or these economically challenging times, he said. The same was true of Windows 95 and Windows 2000.Veghte also hedged when asked by Bellini about the extent to which Microsoft is expecting Windows seven to return the company to the higher premium mix uptake that characterized the beginning with the Windows Vista sales cycle. Veghte said that the economic climate, coupled with the continued demand for the netbook class of PCs made it “pretty hard to tell” whether users will be prepared to pay more for Windows 7 versions that include more features.A number of users — especially several Windows Vista users who feel they should be paid by Microsoft for their trials and tribulations with Windows seven;s predecessor — think anything other than a free upgrade from Vista to seven will be too much. Some are incensed that Microsoft will be offering users who buy new Vista PCs between June 26 (the expected start with the Windows 7 Upgrade Program) and October 22 (Windows 7;s general availability date) a free copy of Windows seven.“That;s just wonderfully magnanimous of Microsoft to give free upgrades to users who buy Vista a month before Win seven;s launch. What about me? I have Vista 64 bought in January. I;ve doled out a hundred and some odd bucks for 7 months use. Is that fair?” asked one such user, Dan Dyer.According to industry scuttlebutt,Office Home And Student 2010 Keygen, Microsoft could release Windows 7 pricing as soon as next week. What do you think the business could — and should — do to entice both Vista and XP users to upgrade?