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virtual environment
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virtual environment
(1) A computer that is running in a virtual machine environment, which is the combination of virtual machine monitor and hardware platform. For example, VMware running on an x86 computer is a virtual environment. See virtual machine and virtualization.

(2) See virtual reality and Second Life.
virtual environment [¦vər·chə·wəl in′vī·rən·mənt]
(computer science)


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