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• Enhancements to support 3D. OpenGL 2.1 and Shader Model 3.0 support virtual machines in the Windows XP, Vista and Windows 7. (Indirectly, this should mean support for Aero in Windows Vista - approx. News from the author).
• Support for the new driver model, Windows Display Driver Model for Windows 7 - There is only 2D acceleration and support only one monitor, the driver uses 32MB RAM. If you want to run 3d applications in Windows 7, you must configure it to use the old SVGAII driver from VMWare.
• Support for vSphere 4.0 and ESX support. Businesses can now run these technologies as guest operating systems to check, as they suited to your organization. ESX is currently supported only on processors that support hardware acceleration for virtualization (all Intel Core 2 and above, AMD Athlon 64 X2 AM2/Phenom and above).
• Support for multiprocessing expanded to four SMP systems, which allows you to use all the capabilities of your equipment. VMWare allows you to allocate for the guest system with four virtual single-core processors, two dual-core and one quad.
• Virtual allows you to print without installing the printer to print on all printers on the host operating system - printers are added to the guest OS automatically and does not require a network.
• Download the VMWare tools on the Internet on request. VMWare added the ability to download via the Internet the latest version of VMWare Tools including for the new OS, which will improve support for new systems without waiting for the release of new versions of VMWare WorkStation.
• AutoProtect - the ability to create a new virtual machine snapshot'ov schedule for the possibility of a quick recovery of the guest OS.
• Encrypting the virtual machine - VMWare now supports encryption (AES 128-bit) and password protection of virtual machines. Running these machines running in VMWare Player.
• Support for IPv6 was added to the connection type bridge (direct connection to the virtual machine's physical network).
• Support for ALSA. Finally VMWare has support audio output to ALSA, which will simultaneously output sound from the host OS and a guest without blocking the sound device.
• Pause - an opportunity that was in VirtualBox from the outset, appeared in VMWare. Now you can temporarily stop the run guest operating system and free up resources for the system.
• Improvements in technology Drag and Drop. Support drag and drop images, formatted e-mail attachments and zip folders is now supported in Windows, and Linux.
• Improved support for debugging the guest OS mode replay («play»). Read the documentation.
• Expanding virtual disks. It is now possible to expand virtual disks and Windows Vista and Windows 7 can take advantage of this opportunity without having to run additional software (Linux LVM should also support this feature - approx.'s News).
• Linux OS can now mount the virtual disk images via Fuse.
• Improved interface for managing virtual networks.
• Centralized collection of information for customer service - you can easily push a button to collect detailed information about the guest and the host system, compress it and send it in to tech support or attach to the forums VMWare.

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