Is Acrobat X available for Mac?

We (my company) just upgraded to CS5, and I noticed it came with Pro 9. Is Acrobat X Pro available for Mac? I tried to download a Trial version and it directs me to a Windows download. I can not find a Mac download.
Any Ideas?

It is available for Mac yes but at this point, it hasn't been included in the suite. Normally the new Acrobat is included with a .5 release of the suite.
Unfortunately, they don't have trials for Mac either.

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