Not just price: Microsoft has confirmed two new roadblocks designed to encourage users to choose subscription-based Office 365 over the traditional Office 2013. Artificial Intelligence Cryptocurrency ...

Buy Office 2010 or 2011 now, and you'll get a free copy of Office 2013 later. Unveiled on Friday, Microsoft's Office Pre-Launch Offer is good for anyone who buys the current version of Office ...

Windows users can still buy stand-alone versions of Office 2013 the old way (for prices ranging from $140 to $400). But if you need even the least-expensive edition on more than two or three ...

Microsoft How to buy Microsoft Office from another device using a code from a retailer . If you don't have a Windows PC, or you're on a Mac, there's an alternate way to buy Microsoft Office.

Microsoft is running a promotion that lets you update to Office 2013 for free when you buy a copy of Office 2010 for PC or Office 2011 for Mac between now and April, 2013. The company hasn’t yet ...

People buying Office 2010 now will get a free upgrade to Office 2013 when it arrives, Microsoft has said. Those on other versions can only upgrade to variants of Office 365 .

Office 2013 vs. Office 365: Should you buy or ... 2013 at your local computer shop with prices starting at $140 for Office 2013 Home and Student. But Microsoft is pushing the $100 per year ...

For the upcoming release of Office 2013, Microsoft customers will have to choose between traditional software and Office 365 subscriptions. Here's what's in store.

Microsoft's Office 2013 apps, like Excel, finally have a modern design and clean user interface. ... Should you buy it? Office 2013 and Office 365 are a clear improvement over previous iterations.

Unless Microsoft does the unthinkable and prices Office 2013 around $50, I won't be buying it -- no matter how sexy it might be. Related stories Just $55 Can Get You Lifetime Access to Microsoft ...