Power Mac Center, the premier Apple partner in the
Philippines just launched Microsoft’s Office 2016 for the Mac last November
27th at the Power Plant Mall in Rockwell, Makati.
The Microsoft Office 2016 for Mac will include the latest
versions of
Microsoft Word, Excel, PowerPoint, Outlook, and OneNote to Apple users, providing
them with the same productivity functions and features that are enjoyed by PC
users.
The productivity suite includes professionally designed online
templates, sharper graphics on Apple’s retina display, and support for multi-touch
gestures. The apps also have a redesigned ribbon menu that seamlessly blend
with Mac OS’ user interface. Moreover, Microsoft Office 2016 for Mac will have improved
integration with cloud services such as OneDrive, OneDrive for Business, and
SharePoint.
Power Mac Center is truly committed to provide Filipino consumers the complete Apple experience. We are always looking for ways to support their needs, which is why we know that a lot of our loyal patrons have been anticipating the Office 365 for OS and iOS. Aside from familiar apps like Word, Excel, and PowerPoint, Office 365 has a lot of new and improved features like Skype, OneNote and OneDrive, optimized for OS and iOS devices.” - Joey Alvarez, Marketing Director of Power Mac Center.
In the same way, Jerry Bongco, Director for Consumer
Business Division at Microsoft Philippines expressed their company’s support to
Power Mac’s drive to provide the same excellent user experience to Apple users
stating:
This partnership is a key milestone for Microsoft Philippines as we make Office 365 available across all platforms in the mobile-first, cloud-first world. Microsoft’s mission is to empower every individual and organization to achieve more – and we’ve taken this to heart by breaking down ‘competitive barriers’ and partnering with Power Mac Center. We want to make Office accessible across all platforms, most especially in a wide range of Apple devices.
Many Mac users in the Philippines have been waiting for
the official release of MS Office 2016 in the country since its release in the
US a couple of months ago.
The productivity suite promises to give the best of both
worlds for Mac users incorporating the familiar Office experience on the PC and
iPad with the best devices that Apple has to offer.
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| John Erwin Magno of Microsoft Philippines talked about the things to love about the new Office 2016 bundle. People from the press got a chance to go hands-on with the Office 2016. They were assisted by staff from Microsoft Philippines and Power Mac Center. |
For customers who already have Apple devices, Office 365 is available as a standalone product at Power Mac Center for ₱2,730. Meanwhile, Office 365 Home is priced at ₱3,500 and Office 365 University retails for around ₱3,360. Office for Mac Home Student 2016 goes for ₱7,650 while the Business version will cost ₱14,500.
Office 365 requires 4GB RAM and at least Mac OS X 10.10. Customers
who will purchase any Mac device on cash or installment from December
1, 2015 to February 29, 2016 will get 50 % discount on the Office 365 Personal.
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