September 4, 2008
Adobe to introduce fantastic CS4 this month
Posted Sep. 4, ’08, 1:29 PM PT by Dan Moren
Category | Software
Creative Suites 1-3 were apparently so good that Adobe simply couldn’t resist putting out a sequel—because every good trilogy needs a fourth movie. I mean, look no further than Indiana Jones or Alien or Lethal Weapon.
Okay, maybe not.
Anyway, we saw Adobe seed betas of CS4 back in May, and now it’s time for them to come out of their cocoons and emerge into the bright new world. Well, almost time anyway: Adobe’s scheduled a webcast on September 23rd at 9AM ET to introduce CS4—which we imagine will be just as action-packed as the one that they gave for CS3 last year.
You can register for the webcast—which, surprise surprise, requires Flash—online for free. I can’t decide if a webcast on CS4 is really the first thing I want to put myself through when I roll out of bed. But duty calls, I suppose. What about you, dear readers? Looking forward to CS4? Couldn’t care less? Somewhere in the middle?
If nothing else, it would seem CS3 is due to meet its maker in the near future.
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Adobe is ridiculous! Coming out with a new multi-thousand dollar program every year doesn't sound like a good way to keep your customers if you ask me.
And people were complaining about apple coming out with iLife every year! come on!