Tuesday, Adobe Systems revealed Adobe Creative Suite 4, which contains state-of-the-art applications that push the creative process to a whole new level, across print, Web, mobile, interactive, film and video production.

The software developer stated that the release was the largest up to date, including Creative Adobe Creative Suite 4 Design editors, Creative Suite 4 Web editions, Creative Suite 4 production premium, Creative Suite 4 Master Collection, along with other13 point products, 14 integrated technologies and 7 services.

Through the apps, developers aim at altering how people exchange and take in pieces of information. In addition, along with designers, they are striving to give a makeover to the way products are sold and life experiences and unforgettable memories are created, thus reshaping print, online and mobile handsets’ representation of the aforementioned.

People who work with Adobe Creative Suite can expect a simplified design process, the tasks now becoming much easier to complete. Adobe said that finding, previewing and managing image assets have been improved by Adobe Bridge CS4, which speeds up start-up performance and image transfer to Photoshop CS4. The applications bring is a number of new features such as the new path-bar navigation, workspace selection buttons, new Camera Import controls, visual folder navigation and a Carousel View for larger image-group selections.

The 3D rendering area was also upgraded with a new set of tools, enabling designers to paint, composite and animate 3D models.

The Adobe Creative Suite 4 is expected to arrive in October 2008. The price for the Premium edition will be $1,699. Upgrading to Creative Suite 4 Production Premium from CS3 will cost users $599, while the cost for doing so from earlier versions amounts to $799.