Virtual PC 7 Arrives

By stp
Published 20 years ago

As expected, Microsoft has publicly unveiled Virtual PC 7 following its September release to manufacturing. Virtual PC 7 for Mac emulates Intel Pentium type processors, bridging the divide between the Windows and Mac OS X operating environments so that customers can run Windows and PC-based software directly on their Macs. Virtual PC 7 was originally intended to arrive late summer but was delayed due to work on Windows XP Service Pack 2.

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