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Amazon Leaks Adobe CS3 Pricing
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Adobe will celebrate the official launch of its CS3 suite on March 27, but Amazon.ca exposed the pricing details days earlier than planned.

Adobe will celebrate the official launch of its CS3 suite on March 27 in New York, but Amazon Canada exposed the pricing details days earlier than planned.

The cost to buy CS3, as noted on Amazon Canada's Web site, ranges from $95 for a Contribute upgrade to $2,749 for "Adobe Creative Suites CS3 Master Collection Upsell [Mac]."

No information was revealed about the CS3 Design and Production Premium suites for artists. But the Web Standard edition will sell for $1,186, suggesting a ballpark figure for its Design equal. European prices were revealed March 23.

Legacy PowerPC owners will be able to upgrade their CS2 software to CS3, but the Master Collection is listed as Intel-only, suggesting that at least some of the revived Mac video-editing components are unlikely to be offered for PowerPC.

Adobe has previously announced that CS3 will begin shipping on April 20. Adobe recently reported a 37 percent surge in first-quarter profit for its last quarter, ending March 2.


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