Apple iLife '05 Family Pack (Mac) | 
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List Price: $99.99 Buy Used: $69.00 You Save: $30.99 (31%)
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Avg. Customer Rating: 2 reviews Sales Rank: 5491
Format: Cd-rom Platform: Mac Os X Media: CD-ROM Edition: Family Pack Operating System: Mac OS X Shipping Weight (lbs): 3 Dimensions (in): 3.6 x 2.5 x 0.8
MPN: M9780LL/A Model: M9780LL/A UPC: 718908926208 EAN: 0718908926208 ASIN: B0007GCZC8
Release Date: January 22, 2005 Availability: Usually ships in 1-2 business days
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| Features:
| • | Fun-to-use suite of tightly integrated creative tools | | • | Import, organize, edit, and share digital photos with iPhoto | | • | iMovie HD quickly turns home video into home cinema | | • | Create Hollywood-style DVDs with iDVD; iTunes digital jukebox | | • | Easily perform, record, and create music with GarageBand |
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| Editorial Reviews:
Product Description The Family Pack is an easy and inexpensive way of using a single copy of iLife '05 to install the entire iLife suite on up to five Macintosh computers in your home. Share all the powerful applications included in the iLife suite across your home network. Organize all your pictures, listen to your favorite songs -- or create your own from scratch, even make the ultimate movie from your raw video and burn it all to DVD to share with family and friends.
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| Customer Reviews:
iLife Family Pack September 6, 2005 Excellent programs and the family pack price is a welcome deal for the family.
Great update January 23, 2005 1 out of 1 found this review helpful
iPhoto 5 is a great update. It does lots more, and on a dual processor G5 really flies! It does have a bit of a funky response if you tweak the saturation of a photo in extreme highlights (window in a backlit situation) where the whole area of complete white goes a funky color. But just undo what you by reverting to the original and start over. iMove and iDVD are good updates too with the new 16:9 ratio and some really nice themes. Better performance, and more functionality. Garageband with recording up to 8 lines in at once is a major improvment, especially being albe to see notes appear as you write your music! It may not be Logic Express (also owned by Apple) but it really works well. Garageband alone is worth the upgrade.
And if you're an education professional, there is a great price break!
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