Jones also lauded the flexible user interface with its tabbed windows for accessing multiple virtual machines. I've also found its performance - particularly in disk-intensive activities like installing software - to be superior," said Don Jones, contributing editor for Redmond Magazine. "I prefer VMware Workstation primarily because it has more features. The features in Workstation 5 combined with memory-sharing technology previously available only in data center-class VMware ESX Server make it possible for enterprises to provision multi-tier applications and simulate real-world deployment scenarios on developer desktops. VMware Workstation 5 pushes the envelope with features that address the needs of enterprises building multi-tier applications. These virtual machines can then be rapidly provisioned, making it possible for developers and testers to spend more time developing and testing software and less time configuring the required environment. With VMware Workstation, enterprises are able to create a library of virtual machines for x86 operating systems, including Linux, NetWare, Solaris x86 and Windows, that replicate production environments. Millions today use VMware Workstation, first introduced six years ago, to accelerate software development, testing and deployment and increase product quality.
Workstation 5 has also won the eWEEK Labs Analyst's Choice, PC Magazine Editors' Choice and Redmond Magazine Most Valuable Product awards This is the fourth major industry award that Workstation 5 has won since becoming generally available in April of this year.
PALO ALTO, Calif., November 14, 2005- VMware, Inc., the global leader in virtual infrastructure software for industry-standard systems, today announced that VMware Workstation 5, the fifth generation of its powerful desktop virtualization software, has received the Redmond Magazine Editors’ Choice award in the Desktop Virtualization category. Redmond Magazine Editors Name VMware Workstation the Best Desktop Virtualization Product
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