Multiple Vista versions SOLVED

[Warrior]

"With six separate versions of Windows Vista on the way, Microsoft has a marketing challenge on its hands. How will the company properly inform users as to which versions support which features? One part of the plan is now becoming clear: all four "consumer" versions of the OS will be available to users even after installation. How? They'll all be available for "instant online upgrade" once Windows Vista is installed."

http://arstechnica.com/news.ars/post/20060301-6295.html

[iago]

The approach is simple: Microsoft is going to pack all four operating systems versions into a single disc package. Once installed, a quick trip to the Control Panel is all you'll need to upgrade from Home Basic all the way to Ultimate, should your heart desire. That, and a credit card.

Great, they're making it easier to buy the other versions.  Doesn't seem very useful otherwise, though?

[Warrior]

What do you want them to hand you the versions? You get what you pay for..I'm also going to take a stab in the dark and assume that they offer the upgrades at a somewhat reduced price since you already have a Vista system.

[MyndFyre]

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I'm also going to take a stab in the dark and assume that they offer the upgrades at a somewhat reduced price since you already have a Vista system.

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