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November 2008
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The editors liked
Extremely stable 32- and 64-bit OS support
Server-level features like vmrun and four-core support
Driverless printing works perfectly for Windows clients
DirectX 9.0c and OpenGL 3-D rendering is accurate with no tearing
If slow
It played the Valve games we tested well.
Improved Unity mode
Better Mac/Windows integration
Stronger 3D graphics support
Virtual machine library
Supports multiple and automatic system snapshots
Easy install mode for Linux OSes.
The editors didn't like
Linux client tools not as solid as Windows
Cant power down a VM without opening it first
VMDKMounter can be flaky
Terrible 3-D performance
Intel Macs only. Game installation and configuration are unintuitive at times.
Published: 2009-02-23, Author: Rob , review by: pcworld.co.nz
Abstract: NameIf you need or want to run Windows (or other operating systems) on your Intel-powered Mac, the leading products in the segment are Parallels Desktop for Mac and VMware Fusion (plus, there's also Sun Microsystems' VirtualBox and, of course, Apple's Boo...
Abstract: A world without limits isn't exactly the best, unless you're talking about your computer . The VMware Fusion breaks the wall between the two computing rivals, Apple and Microsoft, and for the first time, the consumer doesn't have to choose -- no more prog...
Abstract: Virtualisation on the Mac is still a two-horse race, between Parallels and VMWare Fusion. Now that Fusion has reached version 2, it promises better support for shared folders, the ability to directly open Windows .exe and installer files from the Mac O...
As a free upgrade from v1, Fusion 2.0 is a must-have for any existing user, while anyone who needs to run x86 PC systems without forsaking their Macintosh can have many extra computers running simultaneously, all for less than £50 – highly reco...
Interface de type Mac OS X "Léopard", Simplicité dutilisation, Intégration poussée de la machine virtuelle à Mac OS X, Performances générales
Les plantages lors de lutilisation de certains périphériques USB, La prise en charge des jeux encore limitée
Il est indéniable que Fusion est maintenant le leader des solutions de virtualisation sur Mac. Il a pris une longueur davance sur son principal concurrent Parallels et il est beaucoup plus souple que Bootcamp. À voir maintenant la réaction de ces deu...
