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2nd Post. Just going to copy, paste steal from Arch4engel.
Between Pro and Standard, there seem to be 3 really important differences:
-Texture Editing
-Team Development Tools
-Modularity (the option to add web/mobile exports later)
I've only just started using it, since the flash sale was what justified the purchase to me, but these are wholly dependent on what you expect to do. Do you think you might develop iPhone games somewhere down the line? Do you already have other solutions for texture editing and version control? Personally, a buddy has gotten me hooked on Mercurial over Subversion, so the team stuff doesn't excite me, but the other 2 points justified the extra $17.