VMware Workstation v9.0.0 Build 812388 Final Eng

VMware Workstation - known program for virtualization. VMware Workstation is a powerful solution for software developers and system administrators who are creating and testing fully-integrated network applications server-class operating in different environments. The unique technology of VMware MultipleWorlds isolates operating systems and applications within virtual machines, and the disposal of each virtual machine is a standard PC x86, with its own processor and memory. With this solution you can on a single computer to conduct processes of development, testing, debugging and running multi-tier browser-based applications that exploit the new operating systems and legacy applications on one computer, install new or upgrade existing operating systems without performing partitioning operations and restart the computer.
The new platform offers enhanced capabilities for application developers, engineers, quality control, sales of technology solutions and IT-administrators. One of the most notable innovations package VMware Workstation 8 has enhanced support for 32-bit and 64-bit versions of Windows. To display the status of virtual machines are now fully use functions of Flip 3D and Aero Peek, implemented in the interface of Windows 7. VMware Workstation Package 8 became the first product with full support Aero GUI in Windows 7. Enabling a single application-based technologies DirectX 9.0c Shader Model 3 and OpenGL 2.1, which can be run in virtual machines Windows.
Year / Date of Release: 2012
Version: v9.0.0 Build 812388
Developer: © VMware, Inc., 2012.
Bit depth: 32bit +64 bit
Compatibility with Vista: complete
Compatible with Windows 7: complete
Language: English
Medicine: Present
System requirements:
PC Hardware
• Standard x86-compatible or x86-64-compatible personal computer
• 1.3GHz or faster CPU minimum
• Multiprocessor systems are supported.
• Support for 64-bit guest operating systems is available with Intel VT or AMD-V CPUs.
Key features:
The simultaneous launch of multiple guest operating systems on one computer
Running a virtual machine in windows desktop core operating system and full screen
Installing virtual machines without re-partitioning
Starting already installed on your computer operating system without reinstalling or re-configure
Launching Applications Windows operating system on a Linux box and vice versa
Creating and testing applications simultaneously for different systems
Running untested applications without the risk of endangering the stability of the system or lose critical data
Sharing files and applications to different virtual machines by using a virtual network
Run the client-server and Web applications on one PC
Running on the same PC multiple virtual computers and modeling of network
What's new in:
Windows 8
Graphics Improvements
OpenGL for Linux Guests
Restricted Virtual Machines
WSX
Downloading Virtual Machines from vSphere
USB 3.0
Nested Virtualization
Hyper-V
Virtual Performance Counters
Remoting Improvements
Disk Cleanup
Quick Switch II
Thumbnail Actions
Saved Filters
VMware Player


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