Windows Virtual PC creates virtual disks for each guest operating system created in the application. Virtual PC stores these disks in individual virtual hard disk -- or VHD -- files. To enable Windows ...

We are beginning to receive some initial reports on the newly shipping Virtual PC 7.0 which for the first time includes G5 support. Readers using Dual 2.0 GHz G5s have reported dramatically increased ...

Microsoft working on G5 compatibility for next release As previously reported, the current iteration of Virtual PC (6.1) is incompatible with the now-shipping Power Macintosh G5s. A Microsoft ...

Connectix Corp. today announced Virtual PC 5 for Mac OS X, the company’s Windows emulator. The new application works with both Mac OS 9 and Mac OS X. Connectix did more than just make Virtual PC 5 run ...

Microsoft Corp. on Wednesday announced that they had acquired Connectix Corp.’s Virtual PC products, including Virtual PC for Mac, Virtual PC for Windows and Virtual Server. Microsoft also hired many ...

Microsoft has delayed until later this year the release of Virtual PC 7, the latest version of a program that allows Windows software to run on the Macintosh. The software maker said the software ...

Microsoft Virtual PC 2004 (VPC) is a software virtualization tool that lets you run multiple guest operating systems within virtual machines on a single computer running Windows XP Professional or ...

This is so new that I can’t even find a press release about it yet, but Microsoft Virtual PC 2004 is now free. Anyone can download the latest release, Microsoft Virtual PC 2004 Service Pack 1, which ...

About two years after Sightful’s Spacetop first emerged as a sort of display-less virtual computer, Spacetop is ready for liftoff — this time as a subscription-based Windows app that runs on ...

Virtual Computer has emerged from stealth mode as a desktop virtualization company introducing what it calls “next-generation laptop connectivity.” While still very much stealthy about specifics, the ...

Just glancing at MS's listed specifications I'm assuming they're grossly understated as with all their minimum specifications.<BR><BR>But that leaves me with the question, what specs SHOULD I look for ...