On Tuesday, Microsoft revealed pricing plan for its upcoming MS Office 2010 desktop productivity suite. Thou, it is not low in price, but Microsoft is offering a big discounts to consumers willing to download the software from site.
Office 2010 is schedule to ship out later this year. As pervious versions, suite consist popular app like MS Word, Office, and PowerPoint.
Office 2010 will be available in four different editions.
First comes, The standard Office Home and Student Version it is available at $149, or consumers who are will to download and activate it from site itself have to pay much less, that is $119.
For small businesses and for home Office workers can have suite for $279 or for a key card it is $299. For enterprise environment, Office 2010 Professional is best since there are number of tools which can make work more easy and sophisticated.
A good news for college students and professors, because Office Professional Academic will be available at $99 and will be available at campus bookstores and other selected retailers.
All four editions of Office 2010 will let in to Office Web, a pared down Internet-based version of the software. As per Microsoft plans, company is willing to make Office Web for free to the public through its Windows Live portal.
5 comments:
MS Office 2010 is an wonderful office software, especially working in Excel and PowerPoint is a whole new experience...
Nice post..
Microsoft Office has some excellent features in it .. if we compare it with its previous version then i must say Microsoft has done a significant amount of work on this office suit...
Microsoft, 2010 is really good features added like as the restore changing the file tab etc .........
its good to heard that Microsoft thinks this because it is really urgently wanted.
Ms office 2010 has very cool layout and enriched with very cool features...
Go Microsoft, but please stop changing the layout of the programs, we all love Office but when you move things around we get confused, my favourite Office is still 2003 because it makes sense, the menus and features are where they're suppose to be, not in tabs under sub sub sub sub menus.
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