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Microsoft Expression Studio: a first look

Staff CNET

Published: 04 Apr 2007

Applications in Microsoft Expression Studio

	Full price (ex. VAT)	Upgrade price (ex. VAT)	What is it?
Expression Studio	$599 (US price; UK price TBA)	$349 for users with Blend, Web, Media, Visual Studio or MSDN (US price; UK price TBA)	Suite of four design applications
Expression Web	£202.11 (via Amazon UK; US price is $299)	£72.32 from FrontPage (via Amazon UK; US upgrade price is $99)	Web site design (FrontPage replacement)
Expression Design (Beta 2)	n/a	n/a	Creates and edits graphics (vector and pixel)
Expression Blend	$499 (US price; UK price TBA)	n/a	Creates widgets and other web-connected applications
Expression Media	$299 (US price; UK price TBA)	free for users of iView MediaPro 3	Digital asset management; catalogues media files

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