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Adobe to announce Creative Suite 3 on March 27th
Monday, March 5, 2007
Posted by: Glenn
Adobe announced today that it plans to launch its new Creative Suite 3 software at a special event in New York City on March 27. According to the company's blog, "We can now confirm that Adobe Creative Suite 3 will be announced March 27, 2007. The company is celebrating the launch at an event in New York City that will be webcast live at 3:30pm ET. During the webcast, Adobe will reveal the features and suite configurations that make this the largest software release in Adobe's 25 year history." The company also released a teaser video dubbed "What is in the box?" to help build further anticipation.
http://www.123macmini.com/news/story/610.html
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Largest release in Adobe's history? Sounds like they're proud of their accomplishments.
I hope their pride is well founded. I'd be happy with some good speed improvement and bug reductions in the core applications, along with some new features.
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| This should be awesome! I'm running the beta on my intel mini mac and its pretty low spec and runs surprisingly quickly. I love it! |
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| I thought the beta ran nicely on my Mac mini and MacBook. It actually seemed pretty stable too. I know something else. Between CS3, Leopard and iLife '07, my credit card is going to take a beating this spring and summer. |
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ArsenicPants
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woohoo!
hopefully now i'll be able to run Photoshop, InDsign AND Illustrator all at the same time without killing my system!
maybe even bridge!
woohoo again! |
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aquaman
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| ArsenicPants wrote: | woohoo!
hopefully now i'll be able to run Photoshop, InDsign AND Illustrator all at the same time without killing my system!
maybe even bridge!
woohoo again! |
I'm going to guess you have 2GB of RAM. 
If not, you better add that to your shopping list.  |
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| Posted: Mon Mar 05, 2007 11:05 pm Post subject: |
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| aquaman wrote: |
I'm going to guess you have 2GB of RAM.
If not, you better add that to your shopping list. |
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| Posted: Tue Mar 06, 2007 12:11 am Post subject: |
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Great news.
I hope Adobe releases Photoshop Elements 5 for Mac soon. However, I wouldn't purchase it until I see what iPhoto '07 has to offer. |
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| Bandit Bill wrote: | Great news.
I hope Adobe releases Photoshop Elements 5 for Mac soon. However, I wouldn't purchase it until I see what iPhoto '07 has to offer. |
I agree. I would like to see Adobe release a Universal version of Elements 5 as soon as possible. It's still an awesome piece of software for the average user. Plus, Elements 4 is real slow under Rosetta.
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| aquaman wrote: | | ArsenicPants wrote: | woohoo!
hopefully now i'll be able to run Photoshop, InDsign AND Illustrator all at the same time without killing my system!
maybe even bridge!
woohoo again! |
I'm going to guess you have 2GB of RAM.
If not, you better add that to your shopping list. |
ya, i've got 2 gigs
but i can still only have 2 of the 5 main applications running at the same time,
InDesign always gets first chair, and it's a hog, Illustrator or Photoshop get second depending on the image i'm working with, plus there's my font reserve, usually Acrobat or Distiller running, and an open camino window whenever i need to be doing research as well
hopefully with this update i'll be able to work much more efficiently and quickly |
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| Posted: Tue Mar 06, 2007 6:39 am Post subject: |
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According to this article, we may be seeing Leopard launched at the same time as CS3.
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| Fox wrote: | | According to this article, we may be seeing Leopard launched at the same time as CS3. |
Interesting, but I'm not buying it. I think Leopard is going to slip to at least WWDC in June. Plus, it looks like this event is to introduce CS3. It's not going to actually ship until later this spring.
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| g5g5 wrote: | | ... it looks like this event is to introduce CS3. It's not going to actually ship until later this spring. |
I missed that bit in the early announcement; it was clarified later. I don't use CS3 anyway, but I thought it might mean an earlier shipment of Leopard.
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The upgrade could not come any sooner.
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| It makes me wander maby apple will be there to release something along side to promote CS3 with new Hardware. Its about time CS when UB I wander what adobe has up there sleave maby there lightroom app will be bundled into CS. |
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