Photoshop CS and RAW support for NEF files...

I just purchased a Nikon camera and was wondering if anyone has seen a plug in for the D80 NEF files in Photoshop CS. They have created one for the CS2 program but not the CS... while apple has already created an update for D80 NEF support.
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Daryn

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