Microsoft today announced the immediately availability of
Virtual PC 7 with Windows XP Professional as well as Microsoft Office 2004 for Mac Professional Edition, folllowing
shipment confirmations reported by
MacNN last week. Virtual PC allows Mac users to run Microsoft Windows and work with PC-only software, files, networks and devices directly on their Macs. Version 7 brings much-anticipated G5 support, improved performance by up to 30%, better graphics handling, "Fast Save" to quickly save the PC state in the background, a new setup assistant for installation, easier printing with zero-configuration under Mac OS X 10.3 Panther, and more. Virtual PC 7 with Windows XP Pro is $250, while Microsoft Office 2004 for Mac Pro Edition is $500. An upgrade version of Office 2004 Pro Edition is also available for $330.
Other editions of Virtual PC 7, including Virtual PC 7 with Windows XP Home Edition, Windows 2000 Professional, Standalone and Upgrade, will be available over the next few months, according to the company. Virtual PC 7 and Office 2004 Professional are availabe now in English. The company said that it would soon release details on availability in French, German, Japanese and Swedish versions.
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Speaking of Ballmer, where did that web vid of his famous "developers, developers" set to music go? I can't Google is anywhere.
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Steve_Ballmer
On another note:
my home cd player and tape deck allows me to steal music too... I guess sony and bose support piracy too.
I think I will convert all my ill-gotten mp3 files to .WMA so I will be ready to play them on MS’s new player that the whole world is going to run out and buy the instant it is released.
MS bought that just to frell with Apple users, and then to think they invest in wise ideas and products... Uh why not use that money and time to better Windoze... After all it is decades behind apple...
I guess they think like Bush... I wonder how much control they have in MS?
I think some people just sit around all day looking for reasons to hate President Bush. Don't people have anything better to do? Why does everything have to involve politics?
Michael
Our country would be a much better place if we all didn't take the attitude 'it's my way, or the highway.'
>we all didn't take the attitude 'it's my way, or the highway.'
Isn't that why everyone hates Bush... and Blair?
Anyway, just what/where is this free version of VPC?
My $0.02.
MM