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Avg. Customer Rating: 4.5 / 5.0
Stunning Software Probably like most of you reading this, i had just made the leap to mac, leaving behind the likes of Windows, Office, Studio 8 for PC. The cost of conversion was daunting. Then i saw this little gem, and thought i had nothing to lose. Not only did i get a free upgrade to V2, i was completely astonished by the intergration. I have high hopes of most things i order and frequently feel let down, but not with this. It fulfills all my needs and more. Yes, letting go of Windows isn't easy, but with this on you... more info
A useable interface that is straight-forward! I have just bought this product and am delighted with it! It was so easy to install and use. I can easily run Windows XP Pro alongside my Mac OS X with no hiccups at all! I have used different Virtual Machine software in the past that impacted a great deal on my system performance but this is a breathe of fresh air! I recommend it for those who need the stability of a Mac but have to use 'Windows-only' tools for some of their work. Its great!
VMWare Fusion for Mac is a winner! VMware Fusion (Mac) After converting to Mac a few years ago I still required a MS Windows interface, and so purchased 'Parallels' as it was the better rated software at the time (so I determined), but it had its flaws. I sort of gave up the idea of running virtual interfaces until recently. My job as an Electrical Engineering Instructor requires me to work mainly with MS Windows, but I prefer using my Mac. Recently I had been getting marketing e-mails from the developers of VMWare Fusion for... more info
It works pretty well within limits I tried Parallels and had no end of hassle with it. VMFusion seems alot more stable as most of the other reviewers have said. There are a couple of niggles though. I wouldn't recommend using your Bootcamp partition as a virtual machine as, on my mac it caused a few hangs. It works fine though if you create a separate Virtual machine to run within OSX and keep Bootcamp for when you need to run Windows natively. Also, you need to be careful when connecting external USB drives to a VM as they can become... more info
