Microsoft has released Virtual PC 2007 and is available for free download from their website. Virtual PC is a brilliant piece of software; it allows you to run multiple operating systems at the same time on a single physical machine.
With Virtual PC, you can test new software and see if it works in a safe environment without interrupting your physical PC. It can seamlessly switch over to other operating system, just like your switch applications. With the new version of Virtual PC 2007, users can drag and drop, copy and paste files between guest and host. Virtual PC 2007 enables you to run any of these operating systems along with your physical PC:
- Windows 98: 64MB memory and 500MB disk space
- Windows ME: 96MB memory and 2GB disk space
- Windows 2000: 96MB memory and 2GB disk space
- Windows XP Home/Pro: 128MB memory and 2GB disk space
- Windows Vista Enterprise, Business, and Ultimate: 512MB memory and 15GB disk space
Other features include Mouse Integration and Time synchronization between virtual and host PC. Virtual PC 2007 supports both Intel and AMD Hardware and is packed into two versions, 32-bit and 64-bit version. They have put up a small demo of Virtual PC 2007, check it out.
via CyberNet
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