Office 2010 to be released in June with a Free Version

By on November 30, 2009
submit to reddit

Microsoft is set to launch updated versions of Office applications for Windows in June 2010 along with a Mac OS X version sometime in 2010.

Tags:

Office 2010 will be released in six different editions including a free one that includes Word and Excel, but comes with limited functionality and advertisements. The editions of Office 2010 will come in Starter, Home and Student, Home and Business, Standard, Professional and Professional Plus.

Office 2010 Professional Plus, which is available for public beta, will offer all of the office products, excluding Visio 2010 and Project 2010. Microsoft will be releasing Office 2010 with a full version and upgrade version, for users that have Office 2007 installed. Office 2010 will be available for Windows XP, Vista and Windows 7 in both 32-bit and 64-bit, excluding Windows XP x64.

No official pricing for the full version or upgrade edition of Office 2010 has been announced yet. Although the retail store date is scheduled for June 2010, users should be able to get their hands on a download-able version through TechNet and MSDN earlier than the street date.


About

Abbas Jaffar Ali is the founder of tbreak.com and a blogger, geek and self-declared tech pundit who can't stop talking about technology. Find him on twitter as @ajaffarali

Comments
Competitions
Win a ECS Z77H2-AX motherboard

Thanks to ECS, we have their gold-licious Intel motherboard to give away.

Win a BlackBerry Bold 9900 Smartphone

Thanks to RIM, we have one of their premium high-end smartphone to give away.

Win a Zotac GeForce GTX 560 AMP! Edition Graphics Card

Supporting NVIDIA SLI and 3D Vision technology, the GTX560 AMP! packs enough power to deliver immersion and performance in the latest DirectX 11 games. Here’s your chance to win it.