What's the difference between this and Acrobat 7.0 Pro?

I don't understand what the difference is between this product and Acrobat 7.0.5 Professional... I can view 3d enabled PDFs in 7.0.5 Pro.
Is this tool a superset of Acrobat 7 Pro that facilitates creation of this 3D content?

Actually, the Mac story is a bit more complicated than has been reported. The Acrobat 3D (authoring) product is currently available only on Windows. The new Adobe Reader 7.0.7, which contains the enhanced 3D viewing and collaboration features mentioned in the press releases, will be available simultaneously on Windows AND Mac. The Unix ports mentioned are only for capturing OpenGL streams from applications on Unix and creating PDFs from them, the entire functionality of Acrobat 3D is not currently available on Unix.
I cannot comment on if and when a Mac version of the authoring tool (Acrobat 3D) would be released. Content produced on Windows, however, will be viewable on the Mac and can be collaborated on on the Mac exactly as on Windows, using the Adobe Reader. A lot of work was done on the Mac to make this happen.
As far as OpenGL Capture, you can theoretically capture any output that displays using OpenGL on Windows or the Unix systems that Acrobat 3D supports. However, that said, we sometimes run into applications that do not capture properly. We tested with a number of important CAD applications so that we could make sure that capture worked from them, but we were, obviously, unable to test capture with all OpenGL applications. If you find one that does not work, please report it as a bug against the product.
Hope this helps.
Michael Kaplan
Director of Engineering, Acrobat 3D/Manufacturing

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