Microsoft managed to fall in line with the rest of the retail world gearing up for Black Friday and the holiday shopping season, and introduced a range of discounts. In this regard, customers will be able to enjoy a steep discount of $70 and buy Office Home & Student for as low as $79.99. The Redmond company has als... |
26 November 2009
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On the General Availability deadline of Windows 7, Microsoft has stopped selling Windows Vista altogether via its online store. Microsoft Store offers exclusively Windows 7 editions under the Windows section, and Vista is nowhere to be found. The Redmond company has been mum as far as banishing Vista from the Microso... |
22 October 2009
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Microsoft has added a new online shop to its roster of stores, expanding its presence worldwide. Customers in Australia will now be able to buy the entire lineup of software products from Microsoft, including releases of the company’s main cash cows, Office and Windows, online and download them directly to thei... |
6 October 2009
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Redmond-based software company Microsoft has reportedly acquired a new domain that should offer its customers the possibility to access some of its products much easier. The domain in question, Office.com, was previously owned by ContactOffice Group, a company from Europe specializing in virtual office solutions and ... |
6 August 2009
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Dell Download Store has added Microsoft software products to the lineup of offerings available to customers. And fact is that buyers are bound to get a better deal on Microsoft software on the Dell Download Store than they are on the Microsoft Store. At least for the time being. The US PC manufacturer offers only var... |
12 June 2009
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Microsoft has killed off Windows Marketplace. This has also been the case of a variety of Microsoft online services the Windows Marketplace was overlapping with the newly introduced Microsoft Store. In a veritable “out with the old, in with the new” move, the software giant chose to scrape Windows Market... |
12 December 2008
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As of November 13, the Microsoft Store is live in the U.S. The online hotspot was initially introduced on two markets in Europe, namely Germany and the U.K., and now is also available to customers from the company's home soil. With the Microsoft Store, the Redmond company is doing nothing more than cutting out t... |
14 November 2008
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Traditionally, Microsoft has relayed on its ecosystem of retail, original equipment manufacturing, and system builders partners to sell its software solutions. Unlike Apple, which has its own retail outlets and also sells products via an online shop, the Redmond company has always used intermediaries to get its softw... |
2 June 2008
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