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Adobe Creative Suite 6 Now Available; Creative Cloud This Week

By TechTaffy Desk

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The Adobe Creative Suite 6 software is now available, says Adobe. The CS6 product line includes new releases of Photoshop, InDesign, lllustrator, Dreamweaver, Adobe Premiere Pro, After Effects, Flash Professional, among other software, as well as four suite versions – Creative Suite 6 Design & Web Premium; Creative Suite 6 Design Standard; Creative Suite 6 Production Premium; and Creative Suite 6 Master Collection.

Adobe Creative Cloud is expected to be available on Friday, May 11.  A subscription-based offering, Adobe Creative Cloud is centered around Adobe Creative Suite 6 software. CS6 point product subscriptions will also be available May 11.

Adobe Creative Suite 6 products are available through Adobe Authorized Resellers, the Adobe Store in North America and Adobe Direct Sales. Estimated street price for the suites is $2,599 for CS6 Master Collection, $1,899 for CS6 Production Premium, $1,899 for CS6 Design & Web Premium, and $1,299 for CS6 Design Standard. Upgrade and education pricing as well as volume licensing are available.

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