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axxxr
Joined: Mar 21, 2003
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BeTwin is a software that enables two to five users to share the computing power of a single computer, i.e. the Host PC. It creates a virtual PC station for each user to simultaneously and independently operate in each station, similar to the user operating on the Host PC. It makes use of the pre-emptive multitasking feature of the Windows operating system to fully utilize the unused processing power in processors and enables users to run the same or different applications simultaneously and independently to create and edit documents, and to share peripherals, for example, CD-ROM, printers and other hardware installed on the Host PC.
All users can also surf the Internet and access emails at the same time using only one modem, one telephone line, one ISP account and even share network access with unique customized desktop and network login.
BeTwin runs and displays information directly from DOS, Windows and Java applications of the Host PC without requiring any compression or decompression of the displayed information, thereby providing a multi-user platform for additional users to be added to a Host PC.
BeTwin provides cost benefits by reducing the user's initial investment, cost of upgrading and cost of maintenance and service. The process of installation is quick and simple. By installing the video card into the Host PC, connecting the Universal Serial Bus keyboard, mouse, speaker and monitor and installing the BeTwin software, an additional user is added.
Download Free Trial Software Here:
http://www.thinsoftinc.com/download_2002.php
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Cycovision
Joined: Nov 30, 2003
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So it's basically a dumb terminal network package for windows? Bearing in mind that a good monitor costs more than a half-decent PC tower system nowadays, I feel that they may be a little late with this one. Why not just create an ethernet home network with one decent PC and a couple of lower spec, second hand ones? Probably work out cheaper.
Thanks for posting that Ax, I hadn't seen that one yet 
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mkush
Joined: Nov 15, 2003
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Not sure if it would be of use to me? My pc is fast but i want it to be faster so i wouldn't want to drain anymore from it lol. But sounds interesting.
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axxxr
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Your Welcome mate!
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Posted: 2004-04-21 01:34
