Re:Intel wants to charge $50 to unlock stuff your CPU can al...
by greenyoda on Tuesday June 04, 2013 @03:12PM
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Many software vendors do very similar things: by entering a different registration key (that costs more money) you can unlock features of the existing software that were previously unavailable to you.
For example, by entering a registration key, you can upgrade "Windows 7 Professional" to "Windows 7 Ultimate" and get more features. It only takes a few moments to do, so it's clear that little or no additional software is being installed on your machine.
For example, by entering a registration key, you can upgrade "Windows 7 Professional" to "Windows 7 Ultimate" and get more features. It only takes a few moments to do, so it's clear that little or no additional software is being installed on your machine.