![]() Think of the new "Windows Virtual PC" (WVPC) as Hyper-V for the client side. That covers nearly all modern CPUs anyway, but specifically Intel-brand CPUs with Intel-VT and AMD-brand CPUs with AMD-V. It's the next edition in the chain whose current version is called "Virtual PC 2007," although this time, the software is specifically geared for Windows 7, and for computers with virtualization support in hardware. ![]() Windows Virtual PC already has its own Web site. Its first release candidate went live to those subscribers also this morning, and will be available to the general public next Tuesday. ![]() Validating the news we received last week of the existence of a virtualization layer, Microsoft this morning unveiled for MSDN and TechNet subscribers the first beta a new and special edition of its virtualization software specifically for Windows 7.
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