Microsoft appears to be near launching the latest form of Office, according to a tweet the official Office Twitter account posted over the past weekend. The tweet includes a picture of the items cheap windows 7 professional is establishing in Ny City's Bryant Park for launch day, specifying Jan. 29 as the day of the big event.

The brand new version of Office, Office 2013, represents a rethink from the productivity software. Microsoft re-designed Office for Windows 8, changing facets of the look, features and tailgate end to better suit an enormous amount of touchscreens, cloud connectivity and social networks.

Even though the new Office is designed for buy visio 2013 professional machines, it's not actually a Windows 8 app. Office still runs in the traditional desktop environment, even on Windows RT devices.

The software is now available via subscription, instead of the "pay once, for just one machine" approach of the past. When a customer buys Office, they will be in a position to download it and do the installation on as much as five machines (PCs, Macs or perhaps a mix). A subscription entitles multiple users to cloud content (for example continually updated templates), 20GB of SkyDrive storage, An hour of office 2010 home and student service and updates for new versions from the apps.