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Now Use Windows 7 On iPad via Streaming with OnLive’s App for Free

January 11th, 2012 Waqas iPad, Microsoft, Technology News 9 comments
Now Use Windows 7 On iPad via Streaming with OnLive’s App for Free
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Now you can use Windows 7 on ipad via streaming on Onlive App, OnLive is a video game streaming company has now made it possible for iPad users to use Windows 7 on their iPads. Onlive has confirmed that they are developing a Virtual Microsoft Windows 7 app specifically for iPad which will allow user to experience Windows 7 on iPad for free. Onlive is also planning to develop something similar program for Mac users.

After the development such app by OnLive, iPad users will be able to use every kind of Microsoft product including Microsoft Word, Excel and PowerPoint, Allowing Windows to enter in iPad market.

So how will it work? Here it is how it will work: As mentioned above that OnLive is a video game steaming company, the app will be using same server farms and streaming technology that the company uses for its gaming service. OnLive’s data servers are expected to be equipped with enormous computing capacity.

Company plans offer the app in two packages, one will be for free and the second package will be premium with the starting offer of 2 GB limited office applications and cloud storage. While the premium package will authorize 50 GB of cloud storage, priority server access and additional application support.

According to OnLive’s media statement, the app will be released in US on Thursday this week while it will be out for UK soon but no specific date was given for its release.

 

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