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Titel: PC: Parallels Workstation v.2.0.1514
 Verfasst am: 20.12.2005, 11:57 Uhr
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Anmeldungsdatum: 25. Jun 2005
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Eine neue Version von dem Kommerziellen (für $41.99) (oder eine 45-Tage trialversion) Multi PC Emulator Parallels Workstation (Hieß vorher mal twoOStwo)von Parallels Ltd ist nach einigen Betas für Windows und Linux erschienen.
The commercial (for $41.99 or a free 45-day trial) Parallels Workstation has been updated.
Quelle: http://www.keralanext.com/news/index.asp?id=463857
December 11, 2005 -- After months of focused research, development and testing, Parallels, Inc., (www.parallels.com) today announced the immediate general availability of Parallels Workstation 2.0, the world’s first hypervisor-powered desktop virtualization solution, at the industry leading price point of $49 per license. Purchases can be made directly through the company’s online store at www.parallels.com/buyonline/. New users are welcome to download and evaluate a free, fully functional 45-day trial of the powerful, user-friendly product by visiting the Parallels Download Center at www.parallels.com/download/.
Parallels Workstation 2.0’s lightweight hypervisor inserts a thin layer of software between the machine’s hardware and the primary operating system that directly controls some hardware profiles and resources, resulting in dramatically improved virtual machine stability, reliability, and performance. The technology also empowers Parallels Workstation to fully realize the features and benefits of Intel® Virtualization Technology architecture, an important new technology that optimizes CPUs for virtualization.
"We´re pleased to see Parallels use Intel´s new hardware Virtualization Technology," said Melissa Laird, general manager of Intel’s Developer Relations Division. "With this offering, Parallels provides an affordable solution for client virtualization."
"The availability of Parallels Workstation 2.0 at the industry-leading price of $49, along with the product’s powerful lightweight hypervisor and full support of Intel Virtualization Technology, sets the tone for Parallels’ aggressive virtualization product roadmap," said Benjamin Rudolph, Parallels’ Marketing Manager. "We look forward to continuing our mission of building ´virtualization solutions for everyone´ with the upcoming release of our server virtualization products in 2006."
Parallels’ hypervisor technology and support of Intel Virtualization Technology architecture ensure that virtual machines created with Workstation are maximally stable, reliable, and efficient, while the product’s broad guest OS support, which includes Windows* 3.1 – Server* 2003/XP, multiple Linux* distributions, FreeBSD, and the OS/2* and eComStation* families, enables the product to accommodate nearly any user OS needs. To ensure smooth installation and operation in any environment, Parallels will be offering registered users 24-hour email support as well as providing regular product updates, upgrades and enhancements.
About Parallels
Parallels is server and workstation virtualization solutions company committed to building powerful, user friendly, cost-effective products that can be used by anyone, from an experienced developer to a computer "newbie" to improve efficiency, lower hardware costs, and reduce operating expenses. The company’s products all feature hypervisor technology for strong, stable virtual machines, and an intuitive web-like interface that facilitates zero-training operation. Additionally, Parallels solutions fully support Intel Virtualization Technology architecture, which is optimized to provide superior virtual machine performance. The company is rapidly growing and employs a global team of experienced technical and business professionals. For more information, please visit www.parallels.com.
Quelle: http://www.computerbuyer.co.uk/news/81209/parallels-updates-its-virtual-pc-system.html
Parallels has updated its virtual PC system, Workstation 2.0. It enables users to run networked, independent virtual machines on a single physical system.
A hardware emulation virtualisation system, it maps the host computer´s hardware resources directly to each virtual PC´s resources. Parallels claims that it enables each virtual machine to work with its own processor, RAM, floppy and CD drives, I/O devices, and hard disk.
Among those welcoming the release is Intel, which brought its Silvervale server-originating virtualisation technology to the desktop last month (the Vanderpool technology for the desktop is being readied for Windows Vista).
´We´re pleased to see Parallels use Intel´s new hardware Virtualisation Technology,´ said Intel´s general manager of Developer Relations Division, Melissa Laird. ´With this offering, Parallels provides an affordable solution for client virtualisation.´
There are also plans for Workstation to support AMD´s Pacifica virtualisation architecture when it is released to the general public.
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Workstation 2.0 at the industry-leading price of $49, along with the product´s powerful lightweight hypervisor and full support of Intel Virtualisation Technology, sets the tone for Parallels´ aggressive virtualisation product roadmap,´ said Benjamin Rudolph, Parallels´ Marketing Manager. ´We look forward to continuing our mission of building "virtualisation solutions for everyone" with the upcoming release of our server virtualisation products in 2006.´
Parallels states that it is the first desktop virtualisation system to include a lightweight hypervisor that directly controls some of the host computer´s hardware resources. It claims that the inclusion of this mature technology, originally developed in the ´60s with mainframe roots, makes for more stable and efficient virtual PCs.
The cost of a licence is $49 and a fully-functional 45-day trial version of Workstation 2.0 can be downloaded, with more information found at the company website.
In terms of operating systems supported, as ´guest´ OSs, they cover the range of x86-based systems: the entire Windows family (3.1, 3.11, 95, 98, Me, 2000, XP and 2003); Linux distributions from the likes of Red Hat, SuSE, Mandriva, Debian and Fedora Core; FreeBSD; and various ´legacy´ systems such as OS/2, eComStation and MS-DOS. The ´primary´ OS for installation is equally wide - see the website for the definitive list.
The screenshot shows Windows XP, Mandriva Linux 10.0 and OS/2 4.5 guest virtual machines running alongside a Windows XP primary OS.
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