Microsoft announced today the lineup for Microsoft Office Suites 2007.
Alongside the product branding, Microsoft has also revealed pricing for the different versions of Office 2007.
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Microsoft Office Enterprise 2007 (Available through Volume Licensing, no price announced)
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Microsoft Office Professional Plus 2007 (Available through Volume Licensing, no price announced)
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Microsoft Office Professional 2007 (Retail $499, Upgrade $329)
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Microsoft Office Small Business 2007 (Retail $449, Upgrade $279)
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Microsoft Office Standard 2007 (Retail $399, Upgrade $239)
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Microsoft Office Home and Student 2007 (Retail $149, no upgrade available)
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Microsoft Office Basic 2007 (Available through OEMs, no price announced)
Individuals programs have also been priced:
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Microsoft Office Access 2007 (Retail $229, Upgrade $109)
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Microsoft Office Communicator (Available through Volume Licensing, no price announced)
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Microsoft Office Excel 2007 (Retail $229, Upgrade $109)
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Microsoft Office Groove 2007 (Available through Volume Licensing, no price announced)
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Microsoft Office InfoPath 2007 (Retail $199, no upgrade available)
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Microsoft Office OneNote 2007 (Retail $99, no upgrade available)
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Microsoft Office Outlook 2007 (Retail $109, no upgrade available)
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Microsoft Office PowerPoint 2007 (Retail $229, Upgrade $109)
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Microsoft Office Project Standard 2007 (Retail $599, Upgrade $349)
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Microsoft Office Project Professional 2007 (Retail $999, Upgrade $599)
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Microsoft Office Publisher 2007 (Retail $169, Upgrade $99)
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Microsoft Office SharePoint Designer 2007 (Retail $299, no upgrade available)
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Microsoft Office Visio Standard 2007 (Retail $259, Upgrade $129)
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Microsoft Office Visio Professional 2007 (Retail $559, Upgrade $349)
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Microsoft Office Word 2007
Office 2007 promises a new UI, better server capabilities and a new product named Groove. Groove allows teams to work together over the web backed by a central management server.
Office 2007 is currently in testing and a pre-beta 2 release is expected sometime in March.
View: Microsoft Office Online
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