Parallels Desktop 4 Mac 6.5.1.13991.31
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Parallels Desktop for Mac is powerful desktop virtualization solution that empowers IT professionals with the ability to develop, test and deploy in multiple operating systems on a single Intel-based Mac. A sophisticated virtual machine engine supports nearly every standard x86-based operating system, including the entire Windows family, multiple Linux distributions, OS/2, MS-DOS and FreeBSD, each of which can be launched and utilized in completely networked, fully portable, totally independent virtual containers. Since guest operating systems are self-contained and directly access hardware profiles, users never need to proactively partition hard drives allocate system resources, or continually reboot the host operating system.
Why is Parallels Desktop the best solution for running Windows on a Mac?
* Unmatched Ease of Use:
Parallels Desktop for Mac is easy to download, install and use. Download the program and install it with a single click. Build a virtual machine in seconds using helpful wizards. Configure virtual machines on the fly using a simple, web-inspired interface.
* Run any OS at the Same Time as Mac OS X
Use any full version of Windows (3.1, 3.11, 95, 98, Me, 2000, NT, XP, 2003), any Linux distribution, FreeBSD, Solaris, OS/2, eComStation, or MS-DOS in secure virtual machines running alongside – not instead of - Mac OS X.
* Build virtual machines that work exactly like stand-alone Windows computers
Use applications, access the internet, and work with any piece of
* No rebooting required!
* Use applications like Internet Explorer, Outlook and Project without giving up the power of your
Mac.
* Easily share files and data with Windows-based colleagues.
* Access cross-platform graphics and content.
* Run Windows and its applications at near-native speed, without compromising Mac OS X's
performance or stability.
* Easy to install, easy to set up, and easy to use. |
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