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Adobe has released the fifth version of Creative Suite. A set of programs for the design was updated for the first time since autumn 2008, when the company unveiled Creative Suite 4. The new package includes updated versions of popular programs Photoshop and Illustrator, said in an official Press release.

The main difference from the previous package CS5 was the appearance of the editor Flash Catalyst. This program allows you to create interactive content without having to write code. All Adobe presented 15 programs and over 250 new features.

Users can choose one of five complete sets of the package. The simplest equipment - Design Standard - in addition to Photoshop and Illustrator with the letter code CS5 (Creative Suite 5) includes InDesign and Acrobat Pro. The cost of this package is 1299 dollars. A complete set of solutions called the Master Collection will cost users in 2599 dollars.

At the same time Adobe has provided the owners of previous packages CS opportunity to upgrade to new version. For comparison, the upgrade to Service Design Premium, which differs from Design Standard version supplemented by the presence of Photoshop Extended, as well as the editor of Flash, CS4 will cost owners of $ 599. Users of earlier editions Design Premium transition fifth version will cost 799 dollars.

"Boxed" packages will be available from authorized resellers within 30 days after the official release of CS5. Adobe Software solutions are available to users around the world, including Russia, the company's website.

Format Flash is one of the most popular for creating video clips, games and graphics. However, the device iPhone, iPad and iPod touch is one of the largest producers - the company Apple - are not equipped with its support.

Adobe gives developers the opportunity to use your own editor for Flash content creation and its subsequent conform to the requirements of Apple. However, a few days before the start CS5 producer ordered the iPhone developers use to create programs for their own devices, editors.