If you’re like me, you’ve probably enjoyed trying out beta versions of Windows 7. So to help indulge your love for the operating system Vista should’ve been, here’s a nifty price list featuring all Windows 7 Home Premium, Professional, and Ultimate flavors—currently available for pre-order. Bonus feature: purchase links that let you indulge your urge to own Windows 7 as soon as possible.

Version
32-bit
64-bit
Upgrade

Retail
OEM
Retail
OEM

Home Premium
$199.99
$99.99
$199.99
$99.99
$119.99

Professional
$299.99
$134.99
$299.99
$134.99
$199.99

Ultimate
$319.99
$174.99
$319.99
$174.99
$219.99

Be aware that the significantly cheaper OEM versions carry some caveats.

I’ve always assumed the N97 would mimic the form-fitting slide of the Sony Ericsson Xperia X1. According to a video shared by Philippine affiliate Technograph, that’s not the case:

It seems the Nokia N97 will rely on brackets to push the top part to the side and up. Definitely not as seamless as the XPERIA X1, but it works for me. At the very least, the mechanism satisfies the gaudy need to showcase the actual model name of the phone, and the specs summary. Who this satisfies I honestly have no idea.
According to nokia.com.ph/n97preorder, the pre-order period for the Philippines will …read more

According to an email received from Amazon, the latest version of the eBook reader is now available for pre-order at amazon.com (duh). Turns out the launch day sale won’t be a reality, since the price is still a hefty $360. Unless Amazon wants to screw anyone who pre-orders of course.
So what justifies the price for Bezo’s boys? Continue reading to see the marketing peeps’ point-by-point breakdown.