Apple iWork '08 30-day trial to ensure that the tools you need are there before buying. And, to be sure, the process of having to export files when interacting with Microsoft Office users could get old quickly if you have to do that regularly. But overall, Apple iWork '08 is beautifully designed -- a compelling product and great value for consumers and small business alike. It brings tons of innovation over previous versions of Apple iWork as well as many office suites on the market. And it turns typical office tasks and documents into creative outlets. That it offers all that it does for $99 is, frankly, hard to believe."> Apple iWork '08 - reviews - Software and Services - Office - PC World Australia

iWork '08

Specifications:

System Requirements
Minimum System Requirements
Suite comprises Pages '08, Keynote '08 and Numbers '08; Mac computer with an Intel, PowerPC G5 or PowerPC G4 (500MHz or faster) processor; Mac OS X 10.4.10 or later; 512MB RAM; 1GB hard disk space; 32MB video memory; QuickTime 7.2 or later; iLife '08 recommended; CD drive required for installation
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