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Microsoft Office 2010 goes on retail

Abe Olandres Editor-in-chief June 16, 2010 · 1 min read

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So the new Microsoft Office 2010 went on public release yesterday (or today, depending on the timezones) and we have the recommended retail price listed below.

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Microsoft Office 2010 FPP (Full-Package Product)
Home & Student – $99 or Php4,500
Home & Business – $219 or Php10,000
Professional – $579 or Php26,600

The RRP above are in dollars and just converted to Philippine Peso so there might be some slight differences when you get them in stores.

For those who bought or registered their Office 2007 after March 1, you are entitled to a free upgrade to Office 2010.

To learn more about the new features of MS Office 2010, check out this detailed run-down.

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68 Comments

Mark June Rodil · 8 years ago

Hi. Can I request for a quotation for microsoft office lifetime software.

Mark
Tanggol Kalikasan Inc.

Ron Petocz · 12 years ago

I want to buy the sealed box version of microsoft office home and student. How to place an order asap. Thank you

09276316838 · 13 years ago

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Nestor · 13 years ago

Good day! I need windows server 2012 home and business edition. Will be use for a company so what i need must be open/volume license good for 35 workstation. You can email me your quotation at be****@yahoo.com.

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Rd · 14 years ago

Good day!How much po microsoft office home and business 2010 fpp?Tnx

Pinoy Accountant · 15 years ago

How much is Microsoft Office 2010 now sa market? Nagbaba kaya after almost 2 years?

aDdiE^_^ · 16 years ago

I really like home and student since I’m still a student and super functional at the same time affordable..!! Until now can’t get over of what MS Office 2010 beta did to all of my files..kakainis talaga..!! Just one question..pwede ba i-upgrade ang Beta to office 2010.??

vash · 16 years ago

basta para sa akin mas maganda ang office 2010 kay sa open office…

warfab · 16 years ago

I’ve tried all versions of MS Office and I can say that the apps comprising the 2010 version loads up faster than the 2007 and 2003 versions.

I really like the way Office 2010 lets the GPU take some of the load to make it faster.

Herce · 16 years ago

Probably not technically the grey market, Office 2010 has been available to OEMs and on Technet for months already (I have technet, don’t want to install it, open office is better but did install outlook). So maybe its OEM selling against license.

Cj Alvarez · 16 years ago

@ rygel & yuga : i don’t think it is a gray market, some distributors already pre-sell those products(home & student / home & business). but right now, nagkaubusan na. i think the next shipment will be on the second week of june–earliest)

a3u5z1i · 16 years ago

So expensive T_T
But the quality of Ms Office 2010 is definitely greater than Office 2007

lupita · 16 years ago

i tried the beta version and it was faster than 2007. though nd ko maciado gusto ung interface ng 2010 mas preferred ko kasi mas mabilis.

Joshua · 16 years ago

Wew magkano iWork?

Abe Olandres Editor-in-chief · 16 years ago

@rygel – gray market

@cris – people will just pirate any way it’s priced. Or use the free alternatives.

@tjmanotoc – yup, FPP has 3 licenses per box.

Rygel · 16 years ago

TJman is right… I saw the student version of office10 at a store in sm north cyberzone for P4500 with 3 licenses…. what gets me is that I saw the product during the first week of June… and now I find out that office 2010 has just been released this June 15th. So what was that product I saw earlier?

paul e. · 16 years ago

still use open office for my netbook and ms-office 2003 for my main laptop. i’ll pass. ;-)

Herce · 16 years ago

@IC DeaDPiPo, well said! Getting MS office off of P2P networks is not going to fix the problem. Instead supporting and using open source alternatives like open office is the way to go. And really, why aren’t you using open office?

There is almost nothing, in a home environment, that office can do that open office can’t. There are quite a few things that Open Office can do that MS Office can’t.

The only excuse for using MS Office products is if you have to use it for work (sharepoint, etc) or if you are a heavy exchange and mobile user who needs Outlook. However, you an get Outlook by itself, you don’t need to download/buy Office to get outlook. There are also tons of ways to get Outlook for free with a valid license.

IC DeaDPiPoL · 16 years ago

Not really a neccessity as majority of the task can be done by OpenOffice.Org suite and other 3rd party software. Heck even my last projects, presentations, and thesis were done using oOo and even avoided the file format headache by exporting them to PDF for printing aside from bringing a portable copy of OpenOffice.

cris · 16 years ago

Pricing is just ridiculous… P26k for the professional version!

That’s why “pirated” copies prosper. I could get a grab of these by using p2p means, all 100% working and receiving updates too.

DDS · 16 years ago

Gusto kong bumili. P4,500? Mas gusto kong mag Open Office. Hehehe!

Free Hosting · 16 years ago

Microsoft sells overpriced products because they know people will still buy. Besides, one of the reason why they won’t drop the price is that they also need the income from Office sales as their mobile market share is declining due to android, IMO.

Adrian · 16 years ago

I still prefer open office.

Teknisyan · 16 years ago

Yes… finally but it’s too expensive even just the home and student alone… hopefully manufacturer will bundle the Standard edition… I’m using the beta/trial and performance wise.. this is the best Office suite that they released.

http://teknisyan.blogspot.com/2010/06/ms-office-2010-goes-on-sale.html :)

Christopher Quijano · 16 years ago

Its already available sa PC Options. Just inquired with them 2 days ago. Yun nga lang, Home and Student edition palang.

I’m curious about Office 2010 Starter. I’m beta testing it right now, and it seems for basic tasks, ok naman sya. How bout you guys, did you tried it?