Windows 7 MSDN and OEM

what is the different bitween windows 7 MSDN and OEM ?? and what is the best ??

MSDN (Microsoft Developer Network) is a special group of people
and
OEM (Original Equipment Manufacturing) is the hardware and software related

Im not following the question
There is not really a way to compare the two

thank you for this information !! but you didn't tell me what is the best in your point of view

Perhaps you didnt understand my point of view

Which would you say is better the "group of people" or the "hardware and software"?
I can not say one is better over the other because there is no way to compare.

Perhaps I am not following your question correctly.
Maybe if you stated why you are asking. I can understand how to answer the question better.

from what did you said i understand that there's no different bitween them
and sorry but my englais is so bed and thanks again

No need to apologize - This is a global forum.

I've lived in the states all my life and I don't claim to have good English either. As long as I can understand and possibly help, It doesn't matter about spelling or bad English.

thanks you are very nice

OEM versions of Windows 7 come with brand new PCs (from the likes of Dell, HP etc...). They are a license type that works when you buy from an Original Equipment Manufacturer (OEM).

MSDN (Microsoft Developer Network) is a group that technical professionals can join (for a fee) which lets you download many MS applications and license it through that.

Neither is better or worse, they are just different ways of acquiring a Windows 7 license.

thanks lan for this interessting informations

Thanks Ian - I think you stitched this one up - I have not heard a version called MSDN before, That had me confused and not sure how to answer the comparison question