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Adobe CS5 is (almost) here – but is it worth it?

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http://apcmag.com – Adobe’s fifth-gen CS family sports new features and new apps but with single-app upgrades from $340 and full packages costing from $1,000 to $4,300, will you step up or stay put? (IT news)

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