Update for Parallels Desktop

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Joined 2006-12-25

Posted: 01 March 2007 08:19 AM

Parallels officially announced the release of update for Parallels Desktop(Build 3186). In fact, This is the finished version of RC - features such as USB 2.0 support (including iSight, etc.), Coherence, drag&drop;file transfer, and so on which have been tested in numerous Beta and RC builds over the past few months are now considered stable. The upgrade doesn’t contain any new features I assume.

Parallels Desktop for Mac

Parallels Desktop for Mac is the leading virtualization solution for the Mac, enabling Mac users to run Windows simultaneously with their Mac OS X on any Intel-powered iMac, Mac Mini, MacBook, MacBook Pro, & Mac Pro Towers.

The latest release of Parallels delivers easy to use migration tools, USB 2.0 support, innovative Coherence technology, and much more. It�s never been easier to run Mac OS and Microsoft Windows side by side.

With Parallels Desktop for Mac, you can:

* Run your favorite Mac and Windows applications at the same time without rebooting
* Seamlessly connect to any network in both Mac OS and Windows using a shared network connection
* Achieve a high level performance for Windows on your Mac by leveraging Intel and AMD virtualization technology - industry leading solutions available on from Parallels Software
* Copy and paste items between your Mac desktop and your Windows desktop
* Quickly create multiple virtual machines by using the new Parallels Installation Assistant
* Create �Active� backups by using Parallels Desktop for Mac in conjunction with Parallels Compressor
* Achieve optimal virtual machine performance and reduce disk space by 50% or more with the new Parallels Compressor

Innovative new features:

* Parallels Installation Assistant making installing Parallels Desktop for Mac easier than before
* Parallels Coherence providing seamless integration and allowing you to maintain a single, integrated environment for running all of your applications
* Parallels Transporter allowing you to easily migrate your existing system to any Parallels enabled computer.
* Full USB 2.0 support allowing you to connect all of your favorite devices to your operating system of choice
* Full support for OS X and Windows Vista
* Automatic network configuration seamlessly connecting your new virtual system to the Internet without any manual network reconfiguration

cadaver

Total Posts: 15

Joined 2007-01-31

Posted: 16 March 2007 09:11 AM

Though the post is not so fresh I can’t stand not to leave my comment here - because no one took any attention of it!:)
I personally like the program very much! Parallels is awesome! This release really didn’t introduce anything new - but all the features have been thoroughly tested and approved. As they said that the program was optimized for Vista I decided to try and installed it. It ran faster than I had expected - but still graphics aren’t that good. Aero remains unsupported until Parallels team do anything about DX9 support. I have high hopes about their following release.

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33specter Total Posts: 60 Joined 2006-12-25	Posted: 01 March 2007 08:19 AM Parallels officially announced the release of update for Parallels Desktop(Build 3186). In fact, This is the finished version of RC - features such as USB 2.0 support (including iSight, etc.), Coherence, drag&drop;file transfer, and so on which have been tested in numerous Beta and RC builds over the past few months are now considered stable. The upgrade doesn’t contain any new features I assume. Parallels Desktop for Mac Parallels Desktop for Mac is the leading virtualization solution for the Mac, enabling Mac users to run Windows simultaneously with their Mac OS X on any Intel-powered iMac, Mac Mini, MacBook, MacBook Pro, & Mac Pro Towers. The latest release of Parallels delivers easy to use migration tools, USB 2.0 support, innovative Coherence technology, and much more. It�s never been easier to run Mac OS and Microsoft Windows side by side. With Parallels Desktop for Mac, you can: * Run your favorite Mac and Windows applications at the same time without rebooting * Seamlessly connect to any network in both Mac OS and Windows using a shared network connection * Achieve a high level performance for Windows on your Mac by leveraging Intel and AMD virtualization technology - industry leading solutions available on from Parallels Software * Copy and paste items between your Mac desktop and your Windows desktop * Quickly create multiple virtual machines by using the new Parallels Installation Assistant * Create �Active� backups by using Parallels Desktop for Mac in conjunction with Parallels Compressor * Achieve optimal virtual machine performance and reduce disk space by 50% or more with the new Parallels Compressor Innovative new features: * Parallels Installation Assistant making installing Parallels Desktop for Mac easier than before * Parallels Coherence providing seamless integration and allowing you to maintain a single, integrated environment for running all of your applications * Parallels Transporter allowing you to easily migrate your existing system to any Parallels enabled computer. * Full USB 2.0 support allowing you to connect all of your favorite devices to your operating system of choice * Full support for OS X and Windows Vista * Automatic network configuration seamlessly connecting your new virtual system to the Internet without any manual network reconfiguration

cadaver Total Posts: 15 Joined 2007-01-31	Posted: 16 March 2007 09:11 AM Though the post is not so fresh I can’t stand not to leave my comment here - because no one took any attention of it!:) I personally like the program very much! Parallels is awesome! This release really didn’t introduce anything new - but all the features have been thoroughly tested and approved. As they said that the program was optimized for Vista I decided to try and installed it. It ran faster than I had expected - but still graphics aren’t that good. Aero remains unsupported until Parallels team do anything about DX9 support. I have high hopes about their following release.