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Microsoft has been showing love for its studious market, like giving away free Xbox 360s to students
who buy PCs. This time, the company is offering a service that makes
university students utilize Office 365 productivity suite without
burning the wallet.
The Office 365 University is a special four-year subscription program
that only costs $80 (or just $1.67 a month), providing access to Word,
PowerPoint, Excel, OneNote, Outlook, Publisher, and Access throughout
your university years.
The plan also includes 60 Skype world minutes monthly and 27 GB of
Premium SkyDrive storage, apart from free upgrades. Students can even
install Office 365 University on two separate computers.
The Office 365 University is due in the first quarter of 2013 and
will be available in 52 countries. Check out the Microsoft Office Blog
(click the link) for more info.
Source: Microsoft Office Blog, via The Next Web
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