Creaming is what you do to extract the best part of raw milk. Creaming a market is intended to extract the most valuable part of a demand curve . . . the one that results from price elasticity.
A friend asked me about whether it was worth paying to upgrade his Windows 7 Home Premium to Pro. I told him that outside a corporate network (like one controlled by a FileSafe or Windows Server,) it probably didn't matter much - UNLESS - that PC was going to be accessed remotely. The Pro version of Microsoft's OS products include Terminal Services. A very handy feature for remote access. (But one you probably wouldn't need if the PC/Laptop in question was the only one you owned.)
A little research showed up this matrix from Microsoft describing their OS products. Too many, too confusing and too expensive. But that's what you get from a monopolist creaming the market.
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