One of the biggest mistakes with Windows Vista was the product strategy. Most consumers probably recognize that the latest version has improvements that will m

One of the biggest mistakes with Windows Vista was the product strategy. Most consumers probably recognize that the latest version has improvements that will make their experience faster, more secure, etc, but get bogged down when trying to make the purchase. Since most people don't use the features of their operating system anyway, why would anyone need to compare "home basic" (reads: worse than what you have now), "home premium" (for better homes?), "business" (what kind of business? filmmaking or accounting?), and "ultimate" (320 bucks for windows?) Can't I just pay you for the version that works like what I have now but better?