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20th April 2007

Microsoft Windows/Office package for just $3- Very soon

posted in Business, EDU, Microsoft, Windows |

The company will offer a complete software package built around Windows and Office for $3.msis_package.jpg

The software bundle, called “Microsoft Student Innovation Suite,” (MSIS) includes Windows XP Starter Edition, Office Home and Student 2007, Math 3.0, Learning Essentials 2.0 for Microsoft Office, and Windows Live Mail desktop. According to Microsoft, the software is part of a “new commitment to help close the digital divide” and an effort to “bring social and economic opportunity to the estimated 5 billion people who are not yet realizing the benefits of technology.”

“All human beings deserve a chance to achieve their full potential,” commented Bill Gates, chairman of Microsoft, in a prepared statement. “Bringing the benefits of technology to the next 5 billion people will require new products that meet the needs of underserved communities; creative, new business approaches that make technology more relevant, accessible and affordable; and close collaboration between local governments, educational institutions and community organizations.”

Microsoft will also offer the $3 package for high income countries, if those governments agree to sign up for the firm’s Partner in Learning program and limit the (MSIS) software to “underserved communities.”

Visit [ Microsoft Student Innovation Suite

This is a nice way to hook up everybody onto Windows.. We should see how far they will be successful in this new venture !! All the Best Micro$oft !

Note : We can use Gnu/Linux (which is FREE,open source and highly secure) rather than accepting some weird offers from Micro$oft. 

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