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Microsoft Windows XP (598 laptops, starting at $75.59) The previous-generation of Windows is still sold on current laptops because it's a stable, functional OS that requires fewer resources than Windows Vista.
Microsoft Windows Vista (3044 laptops, starting at $279.99) Microsoft's latest operating system adds some new bells, whistles, and functionality, but it can be a drain on system resources.
Windows Vista Home Basic (339 laptops, starting at $379.99) The least-expensive version doesn't include the fancy Aero graphics interface but requires less-powerful hardware to operate.
Windows Vista Home Premium (1804 laptops, starting at $399.99) Adds Windows multimedia apps, the Media Center shell (for browsing music, photos, and video with a remote control), and the Aero graphics interface.
Windows Vista Business (827 laptops, starting at $488.00) Includes security features not found on either Home version of Vista.
Windows Vista Ultimate (51 laptops, starting at $829.99) Combines the multimedia features of the home versions with the added security features of the business version.
Any version of Vista is fine (3028 laptops, starting at $279.99)
Apple Mac OS X (14 laptops, starting at $969.00) The operating system offered on all Macs. If you are considering a Mac, include this choice.
Other (80 laptops, starting at $239.95)
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