Like a prototype you lost after a night of drinking.
Apple released a new version of Final Cut Studio today. Touting over 100 new features, Final Cut Studio includes Final Cut Pro 7, with enhanced ProRes support, and new iChat theatre support for real-time collaboration. New versions of Motion, Color and Compressor are also included.
Final Cut Studio costs $999 ($300 less than the previous release), and upgrades are available for $299 from the previous version.
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Holy shit. http://bit.ly/aqDnBw
yesterday
Coda Notes - http://zbl.me/bs
2 days ago
Safari 5.01 - http://zbl.me/br
2 days ago
Firefox 4 is shaping up to be a great release. I might be tempted to switch.
2 days ago
Magic Trackpad - http://zbl.me/bq
2 days ago
So, no price on the 27' LED Cinema Display? Not seeing it in the store, and the product page just says 'coming soon'.
3 days ago
So, looks like today's updates are all about hardware. No iWork or iLife upgrades.
3 days ago
OK - so you can order the new iMac with a Magic Trackpad and Magic Mouse, but not in place of the Magic Mouse? Weak.
3 days ago
The Apple Magic Trackpad is a reality: http://bit.ly/aDl4pJ
3 days ago
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