CS4 details on Adobe website

For anyone who's interested, details (inc pricing) of all CS4 products
(Photoshop, DW, Fireworks etc) have been unveiled on Adobe's website:

http://www.adobe.com/products/creativesuite/

Shipping dates have not yet been announced (presumably tomorrow).

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Shipping dates have not yet been announced (presumably tomorrow).

You mean the dates will be announced tomorrow, right?

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"John Waller" <johnw (AT) REMOVETHISpinnacleweb (DOT) com.au> wrote

For anyone who's interested, details (inc pricing) of all CS4 products
(Photoshop, DW, Fireworks etc) have been unveiled on Adobe's website:

http://www.adobe.com/products/creativesuite/

Shipping dates have not yet been announced (presumably tomorrow).

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John Waller

Shipping dates have not yet been announced (presumably tomorrow).

You mean the dates will be announced tomorrow, right?

Yes. Announcement of shipping dates will presumably be made tomorrow.

Sorry for ambiguity.

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"John Waller" <johnw (AT) REMOVETHISpinnacleweb (DOT) com.au> wrote

For anyone who's interested, details (inc pricing) of all CS4 products
(Photoshop, DW, Fireworks etc) have been unveiled on Adobe's website:

http://www.adobe.com/products/creativesuite/

Shipping dates have not yet been announced (presumably tomorrow).

I believe Amazon leaked the actual release date last week accidentally when
they posted info on ID CS4.

what's the justification?

You don't need justification when you are a monopoly.

-Darrel

"darrel" <notreal (AT) notreal (DOT) com> wrote

what's the justification?

You don't need justification when you are a monopoly.

I've not heard an explanation that I could plug into a spreadsheet and make
mathematical sense of, but I guess you have to give Adobe the benefit of the
doubt until they offer an explanation. I'm sure they must have one.

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I've not heard an explanation that I could plug into a spreadsheet and make
mathematical sense of, but I guess you have to give Adobe the benefit of the
doubt until they offer an explanation. I'm sure they must have one.

I am sure they have one too. I am also sure it won't be fair. We have gone over
this with over 10.000 petioners when CS3 came out. See
http://www.gopetition.com/petitions/...-software.html .
Adobe then promised that they would take the non-US market very seriously.
Well, obviously they do. But not as seriously as I'd like.

At the time the request was not to have a friend buy it for you in the States,
the idea being that Adobe could say: US sales are up, Rest of The World is
down, so (so?) we'll have to charge RoftW more.

I for one am not buying. Not for non-Us prices anyway.

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Maybe it's just me, but I was a bit underwhelmed....

Bruce BFD wrote:

Maybe it's just me, but I was a bit underwhelmed....

By the price or the software? :-D

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A.Translator wrote:

I for one am not buying. Not for non-Us prices anyway.

I'm with you Adriana - I could fly to NY, have a night or two and buy a
copy - I really don't see the justification for it - If a hardware
company put out faulty goods - they'd replace them free of charge -
Adobe seem to put out faulty goods - don't fix them from what I can
gather, no patches for known issues in CS3 - then release CS4 - expect
you to pay way, way too much for what is in effect, in my view,
something they should have released as an UPDATE.

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