Upgrading from XP or Vista with a retail copy That means that unlike Windows Vista Business, Windows 7 Professional will contain all the features that the Home Premium edition has, and thus Microsoft cannot justify a price drop. This might be attributed to the fact that in Windows 7, every edition is a superset of the previous one. However, Microsoft has not touched the pricing for the Professional edition (previously called the Business edition). The Home Premium full version has dropped $40 and the Ultimate full version has dropped $80. The Home Premium upgrade version has dropped $40 and the Ultimate upgrade version has dropped $40.
Comparing the Windows Vista retail pricing at launch to the Windows 7 retail pricing at launch, the differences are much more notable.
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