I was just informed by Wolfram Research that a new version of Mathematica will be coming out soon. As I understand it, this version is going to be a big step forward. This version will have built-in GPU support for CUDA, built-in control systems and wavelets, advanced data visualization tools, and a huge raft of other things I have heard about, but have not seen officially so will keep my mouth (fingers?) shut about.
This is exciting news since there is a personal version of Mathematica for only about $300, with a $500 upgrade to the most current professional version. There is no difference between the personal and profession versions.
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