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VMware Fusion

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VMware Fusion

Virtual machine software from VMware, Inc., Palo Alto, CA (www.vmware.com) that allows Windows to run in an Intel-based Mac running Mac OS X. In 2006, Macintosh computers began shipping with Intel x86 CPU chips, enabling Windows to run natively in the machine. See virtual machine.

Windows on the Mac Desktop
Windows applications run on the Mac desktop like Mac applications. When minimized, they become icons in the Mac Dock like all other Mac applications.

Import a Windows Machine
VMware Fusion can move the entire contents of a Windows PC to a VMware virtual machine in the Mac. It can also convert virtual machines from Parallels and Microsoft to a VMware virtual machine. See Boot Camp, Virtual PC, Parallels Desktop and VMware.



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VMware Fusion combines a very clean and intuitive interface that Mac users expect with the market-leading desktop virtualization platform to allow users to run PC applications seamlessly alongside existing Mac applications on Intel-based Macs.
 
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