HERNDON, Va. — September 7th, 2006 — Parallels announced today that
it is making available the Update Release Candidate (RC) for
Parallels Desktop for Mac, the first solution that enables users to
run Windows and other operating systems at the same time as OS X on
any Intel-powered Mac, without re-booting.

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Parallels Desktop for Mac is a hardware emulation virtualization software, using hypervisor technology that works by mapping the host computer's hardware resources directly to the virtual machine's resources. Each virtual machine thus operates identically to a standalone computer, with virtually all the resources of a physical computer.

The update RC, which is free for all Parallels Desktop users, adds
support the recently released quad-processor Mac Pro towers outfitted
with up to 3,5GB of RAM. With the addition of support for Mac Pro
towers, Parallels Desktop for Mac is now compatible with all
Intel-powered Apple computers, which in addition to the Mac Pro
includes the MacBook, MacBook Pro, iMac, and Mac Mini.

The update RC also offers full compatibility with the developer
builds of Mac OS X 10.5, code-named “Leopard.” Leopard, which was
previewed in Steve Jobs’ keynote address at the 2006 Apple Worldwide
Developer Forum, is expected to be ship in Spring 2007.

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“By adding support for Mac Pro towers and OS X ‘Leopard’, we’ve shown
once again that Parallels Desktop is not only a great productivity
tool for any Intel-Mac user, but also for Mac software developers who
need to work with Apple’s next-generation OS.” said Benjamin Rudolph,
Marketing Manager, Parallels. “Now, anyone using a Mac Pro, Mac Mini,
MacBook, MacBook Pro or iMac can run any version of Windows alongside
any Intel-compatible version of OS X, including 10.4 ‘Tiger’ or the
upcoming 10.5 ‘Leopard’.”

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In addition, the Parallels Desktop for Mac update release candidate
includes experimental guest OS support for the beta builds of Windows
Vista, the next-generation of Microsoft’s Windows operating system.
Vista is due to be generally available in 2007.

The Update RC also offers number of other important
performance-enhancing upgrades, including:

* Solaris guest OS no longer hangs after suspend/resume

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* Full support for OpenBSD 3.8 as a guest operating system

* G4U hard disk cloning tool now works in virtual machines

For more information about new features and improvements, please
visit (http://www.parallels.com/en/products/desktop/update/)

Users can download the update of Parallels Desktop at
(http://www.parallels.com/en/products/desktop/update/). Active
Parallels Desktop users should note that upgrading will not require a
re-install of any guest operating systems or their applications.
Users should also re-install Parallels Tools after upgrading to the
update release candidate.

The final release of the update is expected in the next few weeks.
Users who have Parallels Desktop auto-update enabled will receive the
final update automatically. Users who do not have auto-update enabled
will be able to manually download the update by clicking “Check for
Updates” in the “Help” tab of the Parallels menu bar.

New users can download a free 15-day trial version of Parallels
Desktop at (http://www.parallels.com/en/download/desktop/). Full
versions of the product can be purchased at
(http://www.parallels.com/en/buyonline), or in any Apple Store,
Staples, Office Depot, Micro Center, Fry’s Electronics, or CompUSA
location. The Suggested Retail Price (SRP) for Parallels Desktop is
$79.99.

About Parallels
Parallels is a server and workstation virtualization solutions
company committed to building powerful, user-friendly, cost-effective
products that can be used by any Windows, Linux or Mac user to
improve efficiency, lower hardware costs, and reduce operating
expenses. The company’s products all feature hypervisor technology
for strong, stable virtual machines, and an intuitive web-like
interface that facilitates quick set-up and usage. Additionally,
every Parallels solution fully supports Intel Virtualization
Technology, which is optimized to provide superior virtual machine
performance. The company is rapidly growing and employs a global team
of experienced technical and business professionals. For more
information, please visit www.parallels.com.

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What is VMWare Fusion? How does VMWare Fusion compare to Parallels Desktop for Mac?

This Q&A was 'archived' on August 16, 2008 and provides general information about VMWare Fusion and comparison to Parallels Desktop for Mac at the time it was released.

For more recent comparison of the two programs, please refer to 'How does the performance of Parallels Desktop for Mac 5 compare to VMWare Fusion 3? How does the performance compare for productivity applications? How does it compare for games?'

First announced on August 7, 2006, released in a limited beta version on or around November 3, 2006, released as a public beta on December 21, 2006, and shipped as a 'final' product on August 6, 2007, Fusion is VMWare's virtualization solution that allows one to run other operating systems 'inside' or 'alongside' MacOS X. In much the same way as Parallels Desktop for Mac, VMWare states that Fusion provides:

The ability to simultaneously run any PC OS -- Windows, Linux, NetWare and others -- on Mac OS X. Switch between operating systems by easily tabbing between applications and share data between the two operating systems by dragging and dropping files on the fly -- all without needing to reboot. What's more, you can create virtual machines and run them on other VMware products or run any VMware virtual machine on your Mac.

Leaked memos regarding the then forthcoming VMWare Fusion mostly showed features already provided by the shipping Parallels Desktop for Mac, but of particular interest to many, VMWare also promised the following:

The ability to assign more than one processor, or more than one processor core (when available), to the program to improve performance.
Access to physical devices from within VMWare, such as 'CD-ROM drives, video cameras, iPods, printers, and high-speed disks'.
Support for USB 2.0 devices.
The ability to drag and drop files between MacOS X and the guest operating system running within VMWare Fusion.

When the public beta was released VMWare listed the same features officially on the company website.

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