Microsoft to end Windows 8 discounts on January 31
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Quoting:Seriously, how can anybody pretend to explain Microsoft's pricing, otherwise?
It is marketing psychological facts:
Higher prices makes products appear more attractive.
Low prices devalue the merchandiser People think free advice is worthless
People believe in "you get what you pay for". More money means more value.
People will pay for what others want and desire.
Etc. ...
Remember, Embrace, Extend and Extinguish! MS mastered and extended the marketing book IBM wrote
I find the price of Windows to be irrelevant, except as the marker by which I tell someone that "Right from the start, you are not spending $XXX.XX for the OS, Office, and virus blocker." as I advocate Linux.
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Seriously, how can anybody pretend to explain Microsoft's pricing, otherwise?