Advertisementįinally, Home and Student Edition is the same as the full version of Office 2008, except minus the Exchange and Automator support that comes with the regular version of Entourage (if you're truly using it at home, then you probably don't need that Exchange support anyway). Special Media Edition will retail for $499.95 ($299.95 upgrade), which the Mac BU says reflects a $200 savings compared to if you were to buy the parts separately. Special Media Edition will come with all of the above, plus Microsoft Expression Media-a digital asset management suite that will help media-crazed users import, annotate, organize, archive, search, and distribute their media files. This package will go for $399.95, the same price as the current Office suite ($239.95 for an upgrade license). As expected, the core package of Office will include Word, Excel, PowerPoint, and Entourage sporting both support for Automator and "full" Exchange support.
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Officially announcing the SKUs at the Apple Expo in Paris this week, the Mac BU tells Ars that there will be three packages for Office 2008 when it's finally released: Office 2008 for Mac, Office 2008 for Mac Special Media Edition, and Office 2008 for Mac Home and Student Edition.
We think that Microsoft's Mac BU has taken a lesson out of Apple's iPhone PR book: "Announce something new every week about your upcoming product and stay in the news constantly!" The group has certainly done a good job of it so far, and this week's announcement brings us information on SKUs and pricing of Mac Office 2008.
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