Google Earth portable, for use without an Internet connection

Recently Google made certain changes to the licenses, among them is mentioned:

1 Launch of the portable version

This has been promoted for purposes such as the case of a natural disaster, which involves loss of electrical energy or connectivity. In this case there is a version to put on a USB disk or on a partition using VMWare.

It has also been proposed as an alternative to institutions that have limited bandwidth in Internet access, which could cause Google Earth Portable data to be served from the intranet. Let's not say for access to information in areas where there is no connectivity.

Google yet does not mention The price of this version does not notify whether this version is only for Google Earth Enterprise users, whose cost depends on the toad, or the stone. (It shouldn't but this image suggests)

The Enterprise version includes the Client, Server and Fusion applications, now we must also add the Portable application. Of course, if you are very interested, you could ask them the ways to acquire it and the price, it is clarified that you must provide the disc.

2. Google Earth Plus became free. 

Before, this version paid $ 20 annually, at the end of the year 2008 this cost was eliminated making functionalities They were part of the free version.

3 Google Earth Pro was at $ 100.

The normal cost of this license is $ 400, while the cost of the Plus version was suppressed, Google temporarily offered the Pro version for only $ 100, this to motivate those who had paid $ 20 to take another step to change of some functionalities extra.

Among the most attractive of this license is that you can import .shp and .tab data, and of course, the resolution of the images of 4,800 pixels. Although the coverage is the same, a topic that many confuse that this version has more high resolution coverage.