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Several MacRumors readers are reporting that their orders for iLife '09, which had been announced at MacWorld as scheduled for a late January release, have been shipped.

iLife '09 brings major updates to iPhoto, iMovie and GarageBand, and also offers iDVD and an updated version of iWeb. It is priced at $79 for a single license or $99 for a family pack that permits installation on up to five computers in a single household. Users who purchased new or refurbished Macs on or after January 6th, 2009 may qualify for Apple's $9.95 Up-to-Date program.

Update: Apple has posted a press release announcing that iLife '09 will officially be available on Tuesday, January 27th.

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