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Scott6666

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Just looked at ordering Monster Box. It's $230 for the family pack.

BUT, iLife family pack is $99; iWork family pack is $99. Why $30 extra to get them bundled?

It includes Leopard but we all have that. What a joke!
 
It's a really great price too.
Think about it: It's like Microsoft offering Windows Vista, Microsoft Office and an iLife equivalent for £150!
Dan x
 
I think the bundle pack is more about getting Leopard out to everyone. It is a great price to get all 3 together if you don't have any of them.
 
Just looked at ordering Monster Box. It's $230 for the family pack.

BUT, iLife family pack is $99; iWork family pack is $99. Why $30 extra to get them bundled?

It includes Leopard but we all have that. What a joke!

Not everyone has Leopard. Or, they only have it on one computer and own several. This allows the purchase of five licenses of Leopard, iLife and Iwork for $230. The Leopard Family Pack alone is $199. Look at it this way - that's $30 for iLife and iWork licenses when you upgrade your operating system.

I consider this one of the best deals out there in order to ensure that your licensing situation is in compliance in a household with multiple Macs.
 
It is actually a saving for all the Tiger users who want to upgrade to Leopard and not pay the $129/199 price.

Here's hoping they come up with a similar package when Snow Leopard gets released.
 
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