The new version, which is supplied by UK dealer Positive Focus, costs 1,235, compared with 1,817 for the 50-seat version and the unlimited-seat version at 7,267.
"Some users felt that having the 50-user version was too big, especially if they had a design team of 12," said Positive Focus managing director Ivor Dixon.
"Thats why we really pressured Global Graphics to make this version," he added.
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