


Printing – A 40% improvement in printing quality (1000 pixels versus 1400 pixels) – This might be worth it.Possibly worth paying for, but the free version works fast enough for me.

Enhanced Performance – Not specified, but presumably means you get priority in downloading data, so it might go faster.So what does your twenty bucks get you? And more importantly, can you get the same capabilities for less, or even for free?Īccording to Google, this is what Google Earth Plus offers over the free version: Now that Google Earth is finally out of beta, here’s a question: is it worth coughing up an extra twenty dollars every year for Google Earth Plus? Before, the drawing tools almost made the answer yes by themselves, but now they’re in the free version of GE as well.
