Reuters: On Tuesday, Microsoft announced prices for the forthcoming Office 2010, and they are very similar to prices for the last version, Office 2007. The student/academic version will cost $99, while the basic consumer version will cost $149. Businesses buying the full-featured version will pay $499.
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