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Vista Pricing Revealed

Microsoft announced this week the U.S. prices for Windows Vista, the upcoming version of the widely used operating system in the Windows family. Microsoft also confirmed today plan to target a general consumer launch of the product in January 2007. Windows Vista will carry a retail price of $199 to $399, ranging from the basic version to the top-end "ultimate" edition. For customers upgrading from Windows XP, Vista will cost between $100 and $259, according to Microsoft. Vista Release Candidate 1, a beta version of this next flagship OS, was made available to more than 5 million customers worldwide.

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