Microsoft selling Office 2007 Ultimate for $60 (for students)

Wednesday, Sep. 12 2007 | Author: Griffith

If you’re a college student, and looking for obligatory software to buy, then Microsoft Office will almost certainly be one of those items, unless you’re choosing a non-legal, or open-source route. Starting from today, Microsoft will be selling the “Ultimate” version of their Office compilation for only $60, which is quite a price drop considering that it used to cost $680.

This deal will last until April, and will be available in the US, Canada, UK, France, Italy and Spain. So if you happen to live in any of those countries, then go visit a retailer next week, and you might be in for a surprise.

[Via InsideMicrosoft]

Share and Enjoy

Google Expands Personal Homepage Regions
Office 2007 Beta 2
Microsoft Office 2007 is a performance nightmare
Microsoft makes Office 2003 format public
Microsoft unveils Windows Vista and Office 2007 packages

Hope you like that post!

Forever Geek is a resource for all things geek. You can stay tuned by having the latest FG news delivered to you for free via RSS.

Category: Uncategorized
Tags:

3 Responses for "Microsoft selling Office 2007 Ultimate for $60 (for students)"

TheUltimateSteal = TheUltimateBug. MS Giveaway on Perpetual Countdown. | Zoli’s Blog

September 13th, 2007 at 1:33 am
1

[...] Tom Raftery’s Social Media, Microsoft Watch, CrunchGear, Mobility Site, InfoWorld, Compiler, Forever Geek, istartedsomething, BetaNews, ParisLemon, All about Microsoft, AccMan Pro, WinBeta, GigaOM, [...]
Super Jamie

September 13th, 2007 at 2:43 am
2

Or save that $60 and download OpenOffice.org
IBM releases it’s own Office suite for free

September 19th, 2007 at 9:55 am
3

[...] already trying to sell it’s Office productivity suite for that ridiculous price we all know (unless you’re a student), IBM has decided to release it’s own Office suite for [...]