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VMware Workstation 6.5 consolidates the best of desktop virtualization

Virtualization software can help you run programs that your native Linux distro wouldn't. While Linux users have many virtualization options, none comes close to the all-encompassing VMware Workstation 6.5. Introduced last month, VMware Workstation 6.5 continues the tradition of outshining and outpacing the competition with a host of useful new features, and boldly goes where no virtualization software has gone before -- into the realm of virtual machines with accelerated 3-D graphics. Despite the advances, some of the new features are still in beta, so Workstation 6.5 might not be the best virtualization option for everyone.

AIX On the Desktop Is Getting the Boot

flnca writes "Today, I was playing with the thought again to purchase an AIX workstation one day when I can afford them, and I was surprised to see that IBM is going to give its IntelliStation POWER Series workstations the boot in January '09. A black day for AIX on the desktop. I really wonder what's the problem there, warehouse costs? IBM has a history of burying its best stuff (like OS/2 for instance). Some years ago, I enjoyed hacking away on an RS/6000 workstation running AIX 4.2, and it was a pure joy. Not only the kernel, but also the admin tools, like smit and smitty. Their blade-centric solution uses Windows as a client for workstation application. This truly sounds like IBM wants AIX only for servers anymore. I'm not amused. Although, eXceed on Windows with an XDCMP server running on AIX might also be a viable solution .

Sony unveils new ACID Pro 7 digital audio workstation

The ACID Pro 7 digital audio workstation software offers multitrack recording, 5.1 surround sound mixing, robust MIDI sequencing and best-in-class loop-based music production.

VMware Server 2 shows some improvement

In the early days of desktop virtualization, there were few low-priced alternatives to VMware Workstation that didn't involve a steep learning curve. Even the freely available VirtualBox didn't affect Workstation's market domination and instead faced competition from the newly rebranded VMware GSX server, which was offered for free as VMware Server. Despite being an entry-level server virtualization product, many people used VMware Server on the desktop. Taking that into consideration, you have to look at the recently released VMware Server 2, from two angles -- as an entry-level server virtualization platform and as an alternative to desktop virtualization products like VirtualBox. With its performance and other improvements, it does enough to keep existing customers happy, but probably not enough to get others to switch.

Toshiba Tecra R10 mobile workstation unveiled

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Lenovo ThinkPad W700 mobile workstation

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HP Ups the Ante in the Mobile Workstation Market

On August 11, 2008 at ACM’s SIGGRAPH 2008 conference in Los Angeles, HP announced a pair of new mobile workstations that set a new standard in performance, durability, reliability and design.

7. HP Ups the Ante in the Mobile Workstation Market

Choices include workstations offering multi-core processors, blade …

Pogo Linux and Nexenta Systems introduce StorageDirector Z-series

Pogo Linux Inc, a workstation, server and storage vendor, and Nexenta Systems, a developer of enterprise class storage systems, announced on 23 October the introduction of the StorageDirector Z-series of AMD Opteron processor based storage systems.

Will Flash On The iPhone Be A Bad Thing

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Sony ACID Pro 7 DAW Software to Ship in November

Sony Creative Software announces that ACID Pro 7 digital audio workstation software will be available in early November for $399.95. ACID Pro 7 software offers powerful and intuitive DAW functionality for today's media professional including multi-track recording, 5.1 surround sound mixing, robust MIDI sequencing and loop-based music production.

Nvidia Announces "Personal Supercomputer"

"Computers using the Tesla C1060 GPU processor will have 250 times the processing power of a typical PC workstation, enabling researchers to run complicated simulations, experiments and number crunching without sharing a supercomputing cluster, Nvidia said."

Intel SSD Unleashes the True Performance of its CPUs

Intel is giddy with delight to be shipping its new high-performance solid state drive (SSD) into the server, workstation and storage markets. So are its customers, who came to testify at its launch Wednesday.

Family Tree DNA automates sample management

Family Tree DNA has automated its DNA testing services using a Remp small-size store (SSS) and a Tecan Freedom EVO liquid handling workstation to process and store samples.

AMD: Shanghai in production, slated for Q4

AMD's first 45-nm Shanghai CPUs for servers are on track for a Q4'2008 introduction. News.com spoke with AMD's GM of the server/workstation business, Pat Patla. Patla states that Shaghai is in "full production right now in the factory", and will run 20% faster than Barcelona clock-for-clock due to IPC improvements AMD has integrated into the processor.

WBEZ Public Radio Upgrades Music Perfomance Studio With SSL Logic AWS 900+

WBEZ, the Public Radio station nationally known for producing the hit shows “This American Life” and “Wait, Wait, Don’t Tell Me,” recently replaced an aging digital console in their music performance studio with a Solid State Logic AWS 900+ Analogue Workstation System. The AWS provides WBEZ with integrated control of the Pro Tools™ HD system and increased added value for the studio, while offering the sound quality and reliability expected from a product bearing the SSL name. This installation represents the first radio application for the AWS 900+.

Linux at 17 - What Windows promised to be (the Register)

Linux is what Windows had once promised to be - at least in terms of cross-platform support. In the wake of the PowerPC alliance from IBM, Apple, and Motorola in 1991, Microsoft made a commitment to support Windows NT 3.51 on PowerPC chips. Windows eventually added support for Digital's Alpha NEC's and SGI's MIPS chips. Workstation maker Intergraph ported Windows NT 3.51 to its Clipper chips and said it was creating a port to Sparc chips from Sun. Neither ports saw the light of day.

NVIDIA Driver Brings PureVideo Features To Linux

Over the course of the past few months we have been saying that the NVIDIA 180 Linux driver to be released in the fourth quarter of 2008 would hold in store a few interesting features. Well, today that closed-source driver has been released in beta form. This driver adds a new VDPAU API, which provides PureVideo-like features on Linux, adds in CUDA 2.1 support, new workstation performance optimizations, X Render improvements, and other improvements.

NVIDIA Driver Brings PureVideo Features To Linux

"Over the course of the past few months we have been saying that the NVIDIA 180 Linux driver to be released in the fourth quarter of 2008 would hold in store a few interesting features. Well, today that closed-source driver has been released in beta form. This driver adds a new VDPAU API, which provides PureVideo-like features on Linux, adds in CUDA 2.1 support, new workstation performance

RME MADIFace PCI Express Card Turns Laptop & DiGico D5 Into Compact Mobile Studio For Maroon 5

DMN Newswire--2008-10-13--These days, archiving nightly shows on tour is standard fare, with many A-list bands spending upwards of $50,000 at the drop of a hat to build a touring recording rig. But as Jim Ebdon found on the current world tour with Maroon 5, he was able to turn his DiGiCo D5 and Apple® Mac PowerBook into a powerful and flexible mobile Custom TSUNAMI video editing systems.');" onMouseOut="setTimeout('hideLayer()',500);" class=hotlink2>workstation


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