CS5 - already frustrated - REALLY Adobe?!?!

Question

Okay, so here we are on the day of the long awaited ability to edit AVCHD footage natively in a 64-bit environment, and the CS5 trial releases with no option to use AVCHD, DSLR, or RED footage.
SERIOUSLY?!?! Am I missing something here?
That is what EVERY single advertisement/video marketing ploy that they have been pushing for the last 4+ months has been saying about how great P-pro CS5 is, and we cant even try it.....the software will shutdown after 30 days for cryin out loud....what gives?
So basically we are supposed to give them almost 2 grand for software that we have NO CLUE whether or not will be any better than CS4. That's like a movie theater advertising the most incredible 3D experience on the planet, and then offering a free trial day to come check it out, only to give you NO GLASSES to view the amazing difference. AHHHHHHHHH!
comments welcome.

Answer 1

Bill,
THANK YOU! for your input....it was objective....unlike some other people's input here.  I really have trouble understanding how importing footage onto a timeline would violate their lic. agreement. but whatever.  If PrE can export with a watermark, they could at least re-negotiate something that would allow PPro trial users to at least use the timeline to evaluate how the software handles footage in the PM or the multicam viewer, and just give us NO export feature.
I mean, why download and "try" the trial?  We all know what the interface looks like, and how it handles DV footage....they brag about how it handles AVCHD for months and then dont even give us an opportunity to give it a whirl.  Are we just supposed to take their word for it?  CS4 is proof that we should not, that software, even with the updates is still full of bugs.
Consumer:  "excuse me sir, do you have the new BMW with the larger horsepower engine, manual transmission, with the convertible top.....I have heard that it is an amazing driving experience."
Salesman:  "why yes we do, however you can only test drive the BMW with the smaller horsepower engine, automatic tranmission, with the hard-top."
Consumer:  "How will I get the feel of the overall horsepower, the feel of the clutch pedal, and the wind in my hair....making 100% that this is the investment I definitely want to make?"
Salesman:  "You don't............but I can tell you, it is pretty amazing.  So.....can I get you the keys to the hard-top and waste some more of your precious time?"
HA!