10 MOST EXPENSIVE SOFTWARES IN THE WORLD

The 10 most expensive softwares in the world. From visual fx, to 3D design, to CGI, to statistical analysis, these programs are at the top of their class. Let's see why the best software in the world costs so much and what it can actually do

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00:00 - Intro
👇 10 Most Expensive Softwares in the World 👇
00:09 - NUMBER 10
01:02 - NUMBER 9
01:44 - NUMBER 8
02:36 - NUMBER 7
03:14 - NUMBER 6
03:58 - NUMBER 5
04:45 - NUMBER 4
05:17 - NUMBER 3
05:56 - NUMBER 2
06:48 - NUMBER 1
07:38 - Outro

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