Linux is the Engine Under the Hood of Instant On

Jan 13, 2009, 20:33 (0 Talkback[s])
(Other stories by Paul Ferrill)

"Hyperspace has a neat feature for machines with hardware virtualization that should really appeal to the productivity conscious. It will boot a host operating system, such as Windows Vista, behind the scenes while you use the Hyperspace environment and allow you to switch over to it once it has finished booting. Now you can actually do something productive while you wait for Windows to boot. One of the biggest differences in the two products is price. For starters, you can't buy Splashtop except as a part of a motherboard from Asus or a full up system."

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