Microsoft reduced 67% of Vista's selling price to China
World No. 1 software company Microsoft announced it would cut 67% of the price of Windows Vista operating systems for the Chinese market alone.
World No. 1 software company Microsoft announced it would cut 67% of the price of Windows Vista operating systems for the Chinese market alone.
Analysts say this step by Microsoft aims to encourage Chinese customers to use a licensed version of the operating system to combat piracy that is still very high in this market. .
According to research firm IDC, China's software piracy rate stood at 82% in 2006 - a decrease of 4% compared to 2005. Achieving this result is due to the Chinese government's mass adoption stronger measures.
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