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On July 16, we unveiled the new Office, a cloud service that works beautifully with touch, stylus, mouse or keyboard on new Windows devices - from PCs to tablets. With this release, we're modernizing Office, and an important part of that is the introduction of new subscriptions. Subscriptions open a host of possibilities, and subscribing to Office 365 will be the best choice for many - especially families, people with multiple devices and small businesses.
With a single subscription, you can use Office across a wide variety of devices - everything from PCs and tablets to Macs. You can easily save to and access your documents from the cloud and personalize your experience with Office. We will update Office more frequently to support new scenarios, and subscribers will always be current with the latest innovations. Subscriptions also open new possibilities like integrating web services into Office in ways never before possible; in this release, we've added Skype calling minutes and SkyDrive storage, and in the future, we'll do more.
In this post, you'll find details on how to get the new Office 365 subscriptions for consumers and small businesses when available.
Office 365 Home Premium
A single subscription to Office 365 Home Premium covers the entire household. While you use a laptop, your daughter can use the PC in the den, and your son can use a tablet. You can each sign-in with your individual Microsoft accounts using your settings and accessing your documents, but you still need just one subscription to get:
Office 365 Home Premium, a single subscription for up to 5 users, will be available in both physical and online stores across 227 markets worldwide for $8.33 per month ($99.99 billed annually). A free 30 day trial will also be available online.
Office 365 Small Business Premium
In addition to Office 365 Small Business, the new Office 365 Small Business Premium is designed for organizations with 1-10 employees, and each user gets the following benefits:
Office 365 Small Business Premium will be available in both physical and online stores, including small business resellers, across 86 markets worldwide for $12.50 per user per month ($149.99 billed annually). A free 30 day trial will also be available online.
Other offerings
People who need Office on only one device can buy traditional Office suites. These offerings do allow you to save to SkyDrive by default and make it easy to connect to the cloud, but they are not available for multiple devices and do not include the latest updates or additional SkyDrive and Skype services. Prices start at $139.99 for Office Home and Student 2013 which includes Word, Excel, PowerPoint and OneNote. Office Home and Business 2013 includes all the applications in Home and Student plus Outlook. Office Professional 2013 includes the applications in Home and Business plus Access and Publisher. In addition, Office Home & Student 2013 RT comes on all Windows RT devices and includes fully featured editions of Word, Excel, PowerPoint and OneNote optimized for ARM devices.
Buy Office 2010 and get one year free of Office 365 Home Premium
Starting October 19, people who purchase Office 2010 or Office for Mac 2011 will qualify to download, for free, one year of Office 365 Home Premium or the equivalent Office 2013 offering, when available. Small business customers in applicable markets will also be eligible for a three-month trial of Office 365 Small Business Premium.
Subscription features and details are available here. In the coming months, we'll share information about Office 365 Enterprise and other business offerings. Until then, please try the customer preview yourself.
* OneNote, Access and Publisher available for PC only.
** Skype account required. Excludes special, premium and non-geographic numbers. Calls to mobiles are for select countries only. Skype available only in select countries.
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Any Education/School/University edition in sight? (I'm a teacher.....)
10GB of Professional grade cloud storage - where is that stored? Skydrive? Azure? Sharepoint?
次期 Office 製品ラインナップおよび価格の発表について 9月17日（日本時間9月18日）に、米国本社にてコンシューマーおよび小規模組織向け次期 Office 製品ラインナップならびに一部製品の価格が発表されました
Thanks for the info. That's pretty disappointing, though: If it's supposed to be a *family* subscription, then the benefits should be usable *by the family*.
I guess you could do a partial workaround for the SkyDrive issue by the 20GB recipient setting up a "Family Documents" folder on their SkyDrive and make it give read/write permissions to the whole family. Hopefully that will work simply in all the applications. Some documentation of that use case might be in order.
No workaround I can think of for the Skype issue, though.
Suggesting "share your ID" is ridiculous, BTW. That would break so many things I can't even count (starting with Windows 8 logins, Facebook integration, people being able to actually call or IM you in Messenger or Skype, etc, etc, etc).
no, till now it is not in sight
Microsoft hat am 18.09. weitere Informationen zum neuen Office 365 veröffentlicht. Den nachfolgenden
Please forgive me this noob question, but what I will get if I would buy the consumer subscription for 99$? 1)The 7 apps as standalone and offline available applications (similar to the applications within Office 2010) plus Skydrive and Skype or 2)Something like Google Web Apps, that is only available if I be online, a complete cloud based Office that is only usable within a webbrowser?
I know this question sounds very stupid, but I read about both on different websites that I usualy trust.
Tom, it is SkyDrive Pro (aka SharePoint Online). The storage is for the organization and is pooled, so the administrator can allocate it based on an individual's needs. In other words, you could get more because your job requires it while someone who does store a lot of documents get very little/none.
Will there be install rights for RDS (Terminal Services) availalbe with 2013? This is an big disadvantage at the moment with Office 365 & Office 2010.
i am looking forward to using this with our proposal software to see how it could be used by our client enterprises in addition to workflows and compliance steps already adopted. it looks like it might be a useful addition at a step or point, but needs more controls which are user friendly. http://www.globalkap.com
On July 16th, we unveiled the new Office announcing the public availability of the customer preview.
As a recovering IT Pro, I think that Office 365 Home Premium is a good deal. BUT there will be a HUGE PROBLEM selling this to consumers, because the subscription pricing EXPOSES the expense of computing products. It breaks the Best Buy conceit.
Microsoft employs marketing and branding people with graduate degrees from LSE and Kellogg -- no doubt they will come up with better ideas.
But I, for one, welcome the experimentation with consumer subscription pricing. Long past due!
Peter, do you use the Consumer Preview of Office 2013? As I understand it, Office 365 will work the same way: The Office programs are installed locally on your computer. When saving a document, you can chose whether to save it in the Cloud or locally on your harddrive. So you can work offline with every program without being connected to the Internet.
In addition, you may use the Web Apps or remote access, if you are away from your own computer.
Microsoft has not even published the German version of Office 365 (Office 2013) Consumer Preview. I expect they will publish international prices closer to the release date. Based on the pricing policy I saw in the past, prices in Europe will not differ largely from prices for the US market.
I am so sad to hear this. My family has used Office 2007 and Office 2010 with the possibility to install on 3 PC's. For 1295 NOK (225 USD) it was a good price for Office. With a price of 280 USD (and probably more in in Euro and NOK) for just 2 licenses is not a good deal. I do hope you will sell Office 2013 with 3 licenses for the same price as Office 2010, or there is no reason for me to buy Office 2013. The subscription is to expensive, even if we Europeans get it for 99 USD, the only thing that would make me buy it would be 20GB extra for multiple accounts and if the 60 Skype minutes could be shared by multiple accounts.
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