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Not digging the MacHeist bundle? Well you’re in luck because MacUpdate has just released their OWN bundle of software. In my opinion, it is a much better deal than the MacHeist Bundle, offering more unique applications. The bundle is priced at $64.99 and will end April 29th.
The star of the show is Parallels Desktop, which at retail price of $79.99 is made a great deal in this bundle, even if you are only buying for the one application. The other applications included are Hazel (a task manager for OS X), Art Text (vectorized text creator for banners and logos), MenuCalendarClock (a date and time expander), Leap (“a combination Spotlight, Bridge, Finder, and more”), StoryMill (writing aide to visualize time setting, plots, etc.), Typinator (a text shortener), DVDRemaster Pro (DVD recompression), Sound Studio (multipurpose audio recorder and editor), and BannerZest (a WYSIWYG Flash editor).
As of this writing, Sound Studio, BannerZest, and Parallels are locked, and are set to unlock at certain sales levels. In the past, all levels have always been met. Individually, each program is over $20 (MenuCalendarClock is $19.95) so even if you only want a few, its still a great deal.
Check out the bundle [MacUpdate]
All Prices USD.
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