CS3 Prices
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- MLP0
through the roof. woof.
- PonyBoy0
ouch...
.. i haven't even seen 'what the new software does'....
... wheres a long write-up on what I'll be paying for?
- johndiggity0
what's the upgrade pricing like?
- Jugarelly0
Upgrade pricing:
- effort0
i've been rocking a beta version and i can say there is TONs of great new stuff across the board. Espeically in photoshop and its integration with flash and other apps.
- nicnichols0
Thank god I teach 1 class per semester.. the student/teacher price was $399... hopefully it will be close to that again..
cas damn thats expensive!@
- mayo0
I f-ing hate being ass-raped
- ********0
sweet --
same price to upgrade from CS 1.x standard as 2.3 premium
same price to upgrade from flash basic mx as 8!
- ********0
I heard there were no educational prices
- kern_0
monopolization sucks
- ********0
the upgrade prices don't seem bad at all
- mg330
Just a thought... but I have my work version of CS 1 installed at work and at home, as the license allows for.
For $399, I would easily upgrade to have CS 3 at home. Does this only upgrade the current version/license, or does it pretty much give you a new version and new license?
Thing is, I'm planning to build a new computer within the next X months - would I have to use the CS 1 discs to install CS 3 upgrade on a new computer that CS was never installed on?
- mayo0
if those prices are close to accurate, then I agree that the upgrades aren't that badly priced.
- ********0
it vindicates my previous decisions to not bother to upgrade from CS1
- ********0
also sweet because I only have a student version of flash mx2004
- nicnichols0
...and no more GoLive?
- scoops0
WTF with no educational discount? poppycock i say!
- mrdobolina0
I have CS1. I could probably get by with Photoshop 6 and Flash MX.
- ninjasavant0
I have pshop cs1, illy cs1, and inD cs1 all purchased separately. the upgrade price is like 900 from a single product. anyone know if theres a discount for multiple owned products that aren't part of a suite?
- shutterbug0
To the broke...
Check your local Community Colleges... you might be able to get a deal on some old software now at a student discounted price.