Free Windows 7 upgrade limit 'silly,' says analyst
Microsoft's limit on the number of computers eligible for free Windows 7 upgrades is "artificial" and "silly," an analyst said today, and may create just the situation the company hoped to avoid: stalled PC sales.
When Microsoft announced its Windows Upgrade Option (WUO) last Friday, it didn't publicize one restriction: Any one organization or business can obtain free upgrades to Windows 7 for only 25 Vista-equipped PCs.
Computer makers, however, made it plain that the rule was in effect.
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