Connectix Corp. today announced Virtual PC 5 for Mac OS X, the company’s Windows emulator. The new application works with both Mac OS 9 and Mac OS X.

Virtual PC 4 with Windows 98 is available now for $199; existing users can upgrade for $79. Connectix will roll out versions of Virtual PC with PC-DOS and Windows Millennium later this month and ...

Virtual PC 5.0 from Connectix (prices range from $80 to $200) shipped last week and contains some cool new features. First of all, Virtual PC allows you to install a Microsoft, Linux or IBM ...

Connectix Corp. on Tuesday unveiled a new version of its Virtual PC emulation software for the Mac, boasting faster performance and other new features, including the ability to expand the Windows ...

Connectix has released Virtual PC Additions, a set of downloadable extras that extend the abilities of Virtual PC 4.0.2.The additions provide a number of enhancements that integrate a Windows PC ...

It's been a long road since Connectix Corporation first came out with Connectix Virtual PC. And then back in February of 2003, Microsoft acquired that technology and then shortly thereafter ...

Connectix--best known for Virtual PC, an emulation product for Windows and Macintosh desktops--recently announced Virtual Server, an enterprise-class server virtualization based on Virtual PC's ...

Connectix today announced Virtual PC 6.0, a new version of the company's popular PC emulation software. Version 6.0 includes speed improvements (up to 25% faster on Mac OS X), Mac OS X Dock ...

I am using a Mac Cube with OS 9.1 and a USB connected Epson 880 printer. Since I was getting black bands on printouts from Windows 98 programs under Virtual PC 4 (a known problem), I tried ...

Microsoft is acquiring some assets of Connectix, including Virtual PC, the popular emulation software that allows Windows to run on a Mac, reports c|net. "Representatives of the Redmond, Wash.-based ...

Windows Virtual PC is a free product that was introduced the same year as Windows 7. Virtual PC was developed by Connectix, which Microsoft acquired in 2003 and was originally Connectix Virtual PC.

onnectix is happy to announce the commencement of the Virtual PC 4.4 "Bleeding Edge"beta program. You have been sent this message because you have been nominated as a potential beta tester. If you ...