VMware Fusion [OLD VERSION]

MSRP: $79.99
Your Price: $18.91
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Manufacturer: Smith Micro Software Inc.

VMware Fusion [OLD VERSION] Features

Run multiple operating systems, including Windows, Linux, and Solaris, on your Macintosh at the same time as Mac OS X--without rebooting; copy or paste between operating systems, or drag and drop files from desktop to desktop
Run Windows applications just like Mac applications--easily launch your Windows applications and switch between all your Windows and Mac applications; use your familiar Mac keyboard shortcuts the whole time
Capture and save the exact state of your virtual machine with VMware Fusion's innovative Snapshot feature; if your Windows virtual machine becomes unresponsive, use the Snapshot feature to rollback to a known stable state with the click of a button
Take full advantage of 64-bit and multi-core processors of your Mac for maximum flexibility--run 64-bit operating systems such as Windows Vista Ultimate 64-bit Edition or leverage Virtual SMP to create and run multi-processor virtual machines
Cutting-edge 3D technology even lets you to play select DirectX 8.1 games on your Mac; get full read/write support for CDs and DVDs and complete USB 2.0 support--even for proprietary video cameras, Bluetooth devices and other Windows-only peripherals

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Additional VMware Fusion [OLD VERSION] Information

From the proven leader in desktop virtualization comes VMware Fusion--the most seamless way to run Windows applications on your Mac. VMware Fusion combines a clean and intuitive interface that Mac users expect with a virtualization platform trusted by millions of users today. VMware Fusion allows you to launch your Windows applications from the Dock and switch between Windows and Mac applications using Exposé. With the industry's most advanced virtualization technology VMware Fusion is ready for the future and lets you leverage all the hardware available on your Mac to simultaneously run 32 and 64-bit operating systems, use two processors at the same time, run select 3D games and utilize USB 2.0 devices. Access the widest range of USB 2 devices, allocate up to 8GB of memory to virtual machines, run over 60 guest operating systems from DOS to Microsoft Windows Vista, Linux, Solaris, Netware and FreeBSD. Run your Boot Camp partition side-by-side with Mac OS X without any additional setup. Run any of the more than 550 virtual appliances available from VMware Virtualize your existing PC with the free VMware Converter Starter Built Exclusively for the Mac - Built with features such as customizable toolbars, easy-to-manage virtual machine packages, and much more The powerful Unity feature transforms your Windows applications and gives you a seamless Mac experience Requires Any Intel Mac computer with a 1.5GHz or faster Intel processor; 512MB of RAM (1GB or more recommended)

What Customers Say About VMware Fusion [OLD VERSION]:

I have only the SP3 from my Dell cpu and it doesn't work with VMWare. Also, if you have any Windows disc you have to have the product key on the computer too that the software came with. I tried to borrow a friend's disc and it won't work either because he doesn't have that cpu anymore (he has an XP SP 2 disc).

Item ordered was received in a timely manner. It worked perfectly on my iMac. Very pleased with everything.

First off, I purchased this version because it is cheaper than version 2 and you can upgrade to version 2 for free on the company's website. Overall, I like the program and I am happy with the purchase. I think that's usually after I have ran VMware fusion.

It is quite creepy to see the toolbar on my mac in the unity mode. It doesn't seem to slow down my mac much, although I haven't done too much with it at this point. So I am actually running version 2.

I think it's mostly a pretty intuitive program. One frustration is that you can't (as far as I know) move the toolbar to another location on the screen, so I have to move my dock to the side of the screen to be able to access the toolbar. Another weird thing is that sometimes my Windows drive on my mac desktop disappears.

The Windows side does seem to run a little slow, but it's Windows. You'll probably want to check out the manuals on the website to answer some random questions.

VMware Fusion was very easy to install and works right out of the box. I had absolutely no problems. Get it.

I bought this for my work MacBook so that I could continue to run a few essential XP applications.Pros:* Seamless XP App integration with Unity* Free upgrade to 2.x* Downloadable utility to import your old Windows PC image saves a ton of reinstall work.* Plenty of available VMware images containing Open Source OS's available to tinker with.Cons:* Watch the fine print on the rebate - I sent mine in > 30 days later and the request was denied. One would think hanging onto the funds a bit longer would mean more interest earned.* If your Mac crashes while your guest is open, be prepared to recover the guest disk image from backup.* Adequate guest performance requires a substantial amount of host memory if you plan on running Mac native apps as well.

VMware Fusion [OLD VERSION]