The OEM price represents up to 55% discount off full version Windows 7 license, or up to 30% off upgrade version Windows 7 license. MSRP is manufacturer’s suggested retail price and Newegg is offering a cheaper price of $5 to $15 on each license, which is likely to become the actual retail price. Windows 7 Professional (OEM for System Builder): $134.99 (MSRP: $139.99) Windows 7 Home Premium (OEM for System Builder): $99.99 (MSRP: $109.99)
The prices for Windows 7 OEM licenses are as follow as listed by Newegg: Three Windows 7 editions’ OEM licenses for system builders are available through Newegg, namely Windows 7 Home Premium, Windows 7 Professional and Windows 7 Ultimate, with both 32-bit (x86) and 64-bit (圆4) flavors of same edition having the same price.
Newegg has published the pricing details for OEM version of Windows 7. However, end users can also purchase OEM licenses as system builder directly. OEM System Builder Channel software is normally not available for purchase directly, although on some cases, it’s available for sales through small system builders together with a cheap peripheral or device as a workaround to fulfill license terms. OEM System Builder License for Windows 7 is meant for packaging or bundling with hardware purchase, or for pre-installation on a new personal computer for resale. Microsoft does also provide another variant of license, OEM license and product key (see the differences between full retail, upgrade retail, OEM and volume licensing Windows license), which is priced at more attractive and cheaper pricing point. The retail pricing for Windows 7 licenses (and product keys), for both Full Packaged Product (FPP) and Upgrade licenses have been made known months earlier.
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