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A Deal You Don't Want To Pass Up

Brad Smith

Posted: 09 July 2002 07:25 PM

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Hey all,

Take a look at Apple’s current Final Cut Pro promo:

Final Cut Pro, DVD Studio Pro, Commotion 4.1, and BIAS Deck 3.5 (a $3000 value) for only $1699 (after mail-in rebate).

For those of you who are in to digital media, but couldn’t afford these packages separately, perhaps now is the time.

Best regards,
Brad

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